LOUIS VUITTON CITY GUIDE

If you can afford the bags, maybe you can afford spending $7-11 US per destination city… and then actually participate in the suggestions! I would love to see what the app has to offer for San Francisco native. But the price tag definitely keeps me away. Oh sell! Every once in awhile they will offer a free city guide, which is nice, and keeps me around. But I have noticed these becoming more rare. The suggestions themselves are likewise Far out of my vacationing budget. All in all it is an amusing app when you have to wait in a queue.

I’ve purchased my 5th city guides! These guides do a great job of listing all that makes a city unique including food, arts, cafes, nightlife, and hotels. The guides focus on what is culturally significant and cover the range from hip to luxurious. Each landmark/attraction is displayed with nearby attractions making it easy to figure out where to go next. I started with the guide for my adopted home of Los Angeles. The guide contained most of my favorites and has helped me discover more favorites since then. The frequent updates separate these series from their competitors. I have received updates to most of the guides since I downloaded them within the past year.

I got the Istanbul guide and really like the content on the app but one thing that I really wish is that it had more images or at least integration to go google maps. When looking at the restaurant recommendation it is really difficult to know details such as ambiance, type of food, hours of operation or if a reservation is needed without seeing more details and I find myself flipping back and forth between the app and google maps. The same feedback applies to all other aspects of the guide.