Louis Vuitton Honolulu Ala Moana Center

Reviews

• JV

  Jenny v

  Jan 12, 2026
  4.0
  I wanted to commend Randy Manuwa Jr for his patience and guidance in helping me find the perfect item. It's clear that his passionate about the brand and truly care about client satisfaction.
• ST

  Sébastien Tremblay Thomé

  Dec 30, 2025
  1.0
  I am a regular client of Louis Vuitton, and this visit was by far one of the worst experiences I’ve had in one of your boutiques. We spent over 30 minutes in the store without receiving any assistance whatsoever. We were genuinely interested in purchasing multiple products across different departments, yet no one approached us or offered help. For a brand of this level, this lack of service is simply unacceptable. In the end, we decided to leave and shop elsewhere. Very disappointing for a store that prides itself on luxury and customer experience
• A

  まさみ

  Dec 9, 2025
  5.0
  店内が広くて品数も豊富でした。 日本語が話せる方はいませんでしたが、いろいろ見せてくださって楽しい時間を過ごすことができました！
• TA

  Tyler Arnstein

  Dec 5, 2025
  5.0
  One of the best luxury shopping experiences I’ve ever had. My advisor, Cami, went above and beyond from the moment we walked in. She offered warm, personal service, guided us through multiple selections, and made the entire experience feel elevated and effortless. The attention to detail, care, and professionalism made the visit truly worth it. If you’re shopping at Louis Vuitton in Honolulu, ask for Cami — she made all the difference. Highly recommended.
• MT

  Maui World Travelers

  Sep 27, 2025
  4.0
  I've been a fan of Mr. Vuitton's over-priced goods since I was in junior high. I guess I was fascinated with the history, quality, price, and exclusivity of it all. I spent more allowance money here than I did after I had my own income. This store's humble beginnings started where the Apple Store is currently located, though the original footprint was only about 1/4 of it. It was a simple boutique, a single aisle with counters & displays on either side. What I remember most was the scent of leather as soon as you entered. My first purchase was a keychain with coin holder in Monogram, which was about $120 back in the late 80's. From then on, I went buck wild, expanding to the Epi line with a check book holder, wallets, small goods and a Keepall 45 in Monogram, a slender wallet in Damier Graphite and finally a sling backpack in the same. That aroma is long gone now in their current behemoth corner spot. What started out at 1 level is now a 2 level museum boutique. It's very spacious and still evokes the brand's luxury. I even saw the man I bought all my products from still working there back in 2015 but I think he's since retired. I especially love the antique trunks on display, though I have yet to see an original trunk in Damier canvas, which any LV buff knows, was his last creation before he died. Any designs after that were of his son's, starting with the infamous Monogram. I've visited the flagship store in Paris, where there is a line to get in. Very impressively huge. It's almost the size of a city block. A few of my pieces have really deteriorated unfortunately, mainly due to Hawaii's humidity I guess. The interior leather parts of my checkbook holder and clutch, both in Monogram, melted. If you rub your finger on it, it smears off in a reddish-black goo. Funny thing is my checkbook holder in Epi is fine. I took them to the store in Whaler's Village where I got quoted a repair price. Being that the goods are older, I didn't go through with it, and nothing lasts or is guaranteed forever. My other pieces are pristine, even 20 years later.

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