Summit Hotel, the first Dutch joint venture in Nepal, is 20 years old. The hotel's unique blend of two- and four-star services is a favourite place of sojourn for up-market group trekkers and mountaineers, and is a landmark at its location on Kupondole heights. The 80-20 venture of Dutch and Nepali investors was set up in 1980 by the then Honorary Consul General of Nepal in the Netherlands Dr Dolf Noordijk with the help of Nepali tourism entrepreneurs like the late Prajapati Prasai. The hotel also has other Dutch share-holders. Our ultimate aim is not be the biggest or the largest hotel but to maintain our quality and service throughout, said Willem Gulcher, a shareholder, talking journalists at a press confer-ence. The Summit Hotel also manages the Patan Museum Caf? at Patan Durbar Square.