The Summit is a very special Nepali style hotel with western comfort.
It was founded some 25 years ago by a group of Dutchmen who had - and still have - a great affinity for the country, its mountains, people, history and culture.

Terraces set in spacious flower gardens give views north across the Kathmandu valley to the Shivapuri ridgeline and the snow clad Himalayan range beyond.

Open balconies with local hand made tile floors and carved wooden pillars connect to the rooms.

A wide range of accommodation is offered from the self contained apartments in Summit Tower to the air conditioned Himalaya View Wing Rooms, the original Garden Wing Rooms, to the good value budget accommodation available in Holland House. The Summit has a famous bar and restaurant, beautiful gardens and terraces, an outdoor pool, beauty salon, fitness centre and sauna, business centre, conference and meeting facilities, room service and international direct dial telephone from all rooms.

Location
The Summit Hotel, placed equidistant between the great Durbar Squares of Kathmandu and Lalitpur, is the ideal place for those spending time in and around the Kathmandu valley.

With Kathmandu now being a crowded city, the old city of Patan (Lalitpur) has not changed much over the centuries and can easily be explored on foot.

The Patan Museum is located in a most beautiful renovated Malla Palace Garden and a visit there, and a stop off at the Museum Restaurant is a must.

Also located near the Summit are some of the best woodwork and handicraft shops in the valley. The Tibetan Refugee Camp has a wide selection of hand woven natural and vegetable dye carpets.

Generally shopping in Nepal is under-rated. There is much of good quality available, at amazingly low prices.

	Himalaya View Rooms	Season Double Single High 110 100 Summer 95 85 Extra Bed 15   All rooms have brand new fitted bathrooms, with bath tubs and showers, air-conditioning, wood parquet floors and full redecoration throughout. All retain that special Summit character. Offer a much higher level of comfort than before.
	Garden Wing Rooms	Season Double Single High 75 65 Summer 60 50 Extra Bed 15   Summit's original rooms. Brick with carved wood open balconies over looking the garden and swimming pool. Bathrooms fully upgraded in 1999/2000 - shower only.
	Summit Towers Rooms	Season Double Single High 95 85 Summer 80 70 Extra Bed 15   Eight spacious rooms built above the private Summit Towers courtyard. Same rates  applies  for rooms 600, 501, 502 and 609 - all a little special and fitted with cable TV.
	Summit Towers Apartments	Daily Rates on request Monthly Rates on request
	Holland House	Season Double Single High 30 25 Summer 20 15 Extra Bed 10   Two storied building with own gardens and roof space. The rooms are clean and comfortable with toilets and showers on each floor. Ideal for expeditions, school or student groups, and those on a tighter budget. Full access to all other hotel facilities, including swimming pool, fitness centre, beauty parlor and sauna.
	Notes	Hotel is open all year round: Seasons: High: 20 Sep - 30 Apr Summer: 01 May - 19 Sep   Meal Charges : Breakfast: $  5.00 Lunch: $  7.00 Dinner: $  9.00   All above charges are subject to tax. Currently 12.2%

 

location

The Summit Hotel, placed equidistant between the great Durbar Squares of Kathmandu and Lalitpur, is the ideal place for those spending time in and around the Kathmandu valley. 

With Kathmandu now being a crowded city, the old city of Patan (Lalitpur) has not changed much over the centuries and can easily be explored on foot.

The Patan Museum is located in a most beautiful renovated Malla Palace Garden and a visit there, and a stop off at the Museum Restaurant is a must.

Also located near the Summit are some of the best woodwork and handicraft shops in the valley. The Tibetan Refugee Camp has a wide selection of hand woven natural and vegetable dye carpets.

Generally shopping in Nepal is under-rated. There is much of good quality available, at amazingly low prices.

What is summit hotel?

The Summit is a very special Nepali style hotel with western comfort.

It was founded some 25 years ago by a group of Dutchmen who had - and still have - a great affinity for the country, its mountains, people, history and culture. 

Terraces set in spacious flower gardens give views north across the Kathmandu valley to the Shivapuri ridgeline and the snow clad Himalayan range beyond.

Open balconies with local hand made tile floors and carved wooden pillars connect to the rooms. 

The Summit has a famous bar and restaurant, beautiful gardens and terraces, an outdoor pool, beauty salon, fitness centre and sauna, business centre, conference and meeting facilities, room service and international direct dial telephone from all rooms.