Our Hotel is located in the Historic Quarter of Craftsmen of San Blas, just 3 ½ blocks from the Plaza de Armas in Cusco. All artistic expressions Cusco, are represented throughout the district, allowing the guest to find in its pedestrian mall, several stores and shops belonging to wood carvers, jewelers, painters, sculptors, antique dealers, carpenters, weavers, and textiles. The hotel inspired in his artistic environment has wanted to rescue and spread the traditional Andean art, including within the decor of the rooms and service areas, taxed in low relief with stylized figures Incas in the walls, this collection has been inspired by the research and studies of the historian Genaro Fernandez Baca Cosio, compiled taxed paintings and ceramics, textiles, sculptures and other art of the Inca culture. Consequently we want our guests to know and live with these unique artistic abstractions of Andean flora and fauna, our ancestors left us. The Eureka Hotel has been restored to keep the traditional techniques of colonial architecture, and incorporating into their extensions this style giving you a comfortable, cozy, warm and friendly, allowing you to enjoy a perfect blend of traditional and modern, that together with the special attention of our staff will make your stay in our city unforgettable.

San Blas, Cusco downtown district today, takes on a personality for their own narrow and twisting alleyways, many of them steep zigzag between beautiful colonial houses with white walls and blue balconies, built on Inca stone walls adorned with pots of geraniums and drop ceilings, creating a special environment that will delight the stranger. In the Plaza San Blas is a church that is believed to be built on an Inca shrine dedicated to the worship of God "Illapa" which consists of the Lightning, Thunder and Lightning. Inside is a famous and symbolic pulpit, beautifully carved cedar wood as a watermark in one piece and by experts in the management of the gouge, dating back almost 400 years. It in ancient times, was one of the most important areas of the city and its name was "T'oqo-kachi" ( "T'oqo" hollow, "kachi" salt), instead like the others, inhabited by the nobility Quechua: "The Mitimaes" (ancient Inca craftsmen of the time), people who came from the four "Yours" (4 big states Tawantinsuyo). The Mitimaes were human groups which pilgrims traveling along the mission ordered by the Gods do "AYNI" which is the art of giving and receiving. Every Nation, Tribe or Community from the great empire should then send the best craftsmen, the wise men of their own cultures in a long pilgrimage to Cuzco and the Sacred City. His duty was simple: "share all their knowledge and learn all that it was not known. During the colonial period and until today, has kept this tradition of transferring knowledge of any art form from generation to generation family, being in San Blas various workshops and family tents, offering their varied manifestations of folk art as imagery, silver carving, wood carving and stone sculpture, dolls, gold mascararía, utilitarian pottery, architecture, grotesque and many more, even more decorating and making the environment more attractive to visit this place, which is also deservedly named The "Barrio de los Artistas" Eureka Hostel, maintains this colonial-style architecture, combined with the stylized art of the Inca Empire, taxed on the walls of their rooms.

• We offer accommodation in spacious single, double, double, triple and quadruple rooms or family, some with panoramic view of the city, and others located in the privacy and tranquility inside, have:
  
  Orthopedic beds and half square or two squares
  Private bathroom with hot and cold water 24 hours.
  Phone
  Cable TV
  Heating
  Safe and Minibar.

• It has 13 rooms with the following provision: 1 quadruple room 3 triple 3 matrimonial rooms with extra bed (triple) 2 double rooms 3 double bedrooms 1 single room