Celebrating 130 years of its iconic motif, the Louis Vuitton Hotel invites guests into a series of imaginative rooms inspired by the House’s legendary travel pieces.
Checking in has never felt more stylish. To celebrate 130 years of its iconic Monogram, Louis Vuitton unveils the Louis Vuitton Hotel, an immersive pop-up in New York City that transforms the House’s heritage of luxury travel into a multisensory experience.
The installation unfolds through a sequence of meticulously crafted spaces, each centered around one of the brand’s most recognizable silhouettes — from the Speedy and Keepall to the Noé, Alma, and Neverfull. Blending exhibition with storytelling, every room explores the craftsmanship, evolution, and lasting appeal of these designs, highlighting how they’ve accompanied generations of travelers across the world.
Guests begin their journey in the Keepall Lobby, an entrance that elevates the concept of hotel arrival into something unmistakably fashion-forward. Drawing inspiration from the bag’s innovative foldable construction, the space pays tribute to a pivotal moment in the House’s Art of Travel philosophy, where practicality and sophistication coexist effortlessly — from seamless departures to well-traveled returns.
Further inside, the Neverfull Gym offers a playful twist on performance and style. Designed as a tribute to the iconic carryall, the room spotlights the bag’s surprising strength — weighing just 800 grams while capable of carrying up to 100 kilograms. A mirrored weight rack adds a humorous, self-aware touch, reinforcing the idea that utility and elegance have always defined the design’s DNA.
Throughout the experience, the Louis Vuitton Hotel blurs the line between exhibition and escape. Each space invites visitors to step inside the House’s travel universe, where craftsmanship, imagination, and legacy come together to celebrate the enduring power of the Monogram. More than a pop-up, it’s a reminder that great journeys begin with great design — and that style is the ultimate travel companion.
