LOUIS VUITTON CITY GUIDE Reviews

I didn’t really think I’d find this useful—i figured I’m not generally the LV target market—but many of my favorite experiences in Seoul last year came from recommendations in LOUISVUITTONCITYGUIDE .

Many guides are overwhelming; this one gives a nicely curated list, and a nice range. I found suggestions when I was feeling fancy; or when I wanted something peaceful.

I’m already excited about several of the items in the Tokyo guide, and I’ll be revisiting some of the ones I missed in Seoul.

My only slight critique: items on the walking tours are not on the master list. I’d like to be able to bookmark some of them.

Very good application.
Would be even better if I could use it in Landscape mode.
It is not very practical to use it in Portrait mode. Even with that problem, I have used it for many different cities. I found LOUISVUITTONCITYGUIDE very useful. Please add more cities.

While trying to be fancy, LOUISVUITTONCITYGUIDE was only able to be very weak. Mostly text, almost without pictures, LOUISVUITTONCITYGUIDE forgets it is on a multimedia device and does something I have not seen even in very old travel books.

Even though I have tons of apps I’ve downloaded but never really use, this one was not worth the space it would take on my 128gb iPad, so I have already deleted it.

Title says it all. Each city is its own purchase within LOUISVUITTONCITYGUIDE .. the biggest downside is each update is the same price as a new city .

Found the paper version first, then LOUISVUITTONCITYGUIDE . Since an iOS update, I simply get a blank screen when opening the city guide page. Very disappointed.

Bit of a rip off if you pay $8.99 for a city guide, then the update comes 6 to 12 month later and you have to pay the $8.99 again to get the updated version. Not happy with this. Not worth the money for what they recommend in each city guide. Google offers a cheaper alternative for places in the city.

Nothing is more frustrating than buying a tour guide just to have a good chuck of it NOT work when you hit the ground.

I’m not sure it’s the most current update to LOUISVUITTONCITYGUIDE or my phone, but LOUISVUITTONCITYGUIDE crashes 100% of the time when I go to use a guided tour.

I expect mor from LV

Beautifully done app, however it keeps crashing when tapping on any tour in the Walking Tours section. True for NYC and France guides.

This is probably the most useless app I’ve ever purchased. Every information on it can be found elsewhere and it’s really little information for $8.

The update does not give you the Paris update free it is $9.99.

After purchasing several city guides over the last year they are suddenly gone and I need to pay full price again to reaccess. What a rip.

First of all LOUISVUITTONCITYGUIDE is constantly crashing. The text only guide needs a better interface and maps that work in real time.

My favorite feature is that suddenly you can’t even open LOUISVUITTONCITYGUIDE after you paid for 4 to 5 cities. I guess that what I deserve.

LV should just stick to bags. Seriously. It’s unintuitive and the information is no better than Google.

LOUISVUITTONCITYGUIDE crashes frequently and is ultimately a poor app, and certainly not worth the money. Vuitton should take note that this materially denigrates their brand.

Fix the bugs!!!

Every time I tried to open LOUISVUITTONCITYGUIDE to download the free NYC guide I keep getting a big yellow circle with “error try again later” .

See title. Good content, delivered terribly. Too much sizzle and not enough solid app behavior.

Deleting.

I don't easily leave a 5* review - I really love this gorgeous app. I have a physical lv guide as well as the download of a couple digital versions through LOUISVUITTONCITYGUIDE. I love these guides because they advocate local, interesting, unique locations - the digital versions keep updating with new tips, so quarterly you get great new stuff. I love the innovative piece of choosing between 24 hours in the location or simply wanting hotspots or itineraries. I often get bored with regular city guides and hate to end up in tourist traps - I don't want to have to read a guide I need to discriminate, I'd rather get a great selection of classics, trends & local gems. With these guides in only 5 minutes I have great ideas and unique locations I want to visit (often telling you the best time of day to go, too, to avoid crowds). It's a guide that obviously frowns on a bland touristy trip - instead helping you create a beautiful, unique and timeless travel experience.

I've been using LOUISVUITTONCITYGUIDE for a couple months on the iPhone. I've found it to be excellent as when I have a minute, I can access some ideas for exploring the city. Recently I decided to open on the iPad, a city guide I had purchased already. It seemed like I was going to have to pay again, but no, after Touch ID, it just said, "you've already bought this, do you want to download it for free?" And I did. That made me happy.

The guides are essential but good. However there is a very weak point: for $8.99 you cannot slack leaving text in French and not running a spellcheck in the content.
In the Rome guide, for example, the Colosseum (Colosseo) is left in French (Colisee) and many other titles. The Barcaccia (means ugly boat in Italian) is misspelled as “Barbaccia” (ugly beard). Your guides should be built with the same standards as your expensive bags.

This is probably the most useless app I’ve ever purchased. Every information on it can be found elsewhere and it’s really little information for $8.

First of all LOUISVUITTONCITYGUIDE is constantly crashing. The text only guide needs a better interface and maps that work in real time.