Ascott Group Hotels Near Louis Vuitton

Hangzhou West Lake Shangri-La is a premier choice just 1.5 km away, offering luxurious rooms with panoramic views of the West Lake. Its concierge service can arrange exclusive brand events or private tours. Nearby attractions like Southern Song Imperial Street and Hefang Street provide authentic local charm for evening strolls.

Another top option is Park Hyatt Hangzhou, located in the Qiantang New City district, blending modern architecture with traditional Jiangnan aesthetics. It's steps from the Hangzhou Grand Theatre and City Daily Plaza, with easy access to multiple metro lines.

Both properties offer complimentary golf cart shuttles to major shopping districts, ensuring a seamless and elegant retail experience.

Take Metro Line 1 to Longxiang Bridge Station, exit and walk 5 minutes—just 15 minutes total. Bus options include K7, K27, K300, stopping at Yan'an Road Fengqi Road, a 3-minute walk away.

For those arriving from central Hangzhou, use Didi Chuxing or Gaode Maps ride-hailing—expect a 8–10 minute trip costing around ¥25. The mall features an intelligent parking system, with free parking hours (10:00–20:00) at certain facilities.

The basement connects seamlessly to Hangzhou Intime City and Hulbin Intime in77, enabling one-stop shopping and dining with exceptional convenience.

The store features a custom leather workshop where guests can participate in hand-stitching and engraving services to personalize bags or luggage. A limited-edition preview event is held every Saturday afternoon, exclusively for members.

An immersive brand gallery showcases iconic designs from the 19th century to today, enhanced with touchscreens and virtual try-on technology. Exclusive services include premium gift wrapping and global tax-free checkout for international travelers.

High spenders receive a Hangzhou-exclusive scarf, plus access to the "City Journey" program—visiting the local atelier to witness craftsmanship firsthand and deepen appreciation for the brand’s heritage.

Stay nearby and explore Hefang Street, a vibrant hub for intangible cultural heritage markets, where you can savor Zhiwei Guan xiaolongbao and visit the Zhang Xiaoquan Scissors Heritage Exhibit. At night, take a West Lake cruise to witness the Leifeng Pagoda light show and musical fountains.

Visit the Xiangshan Campus of China Academy of Art, designed by architect Wang Shu, featuring contemporary art spaces that blend Eastern philosophy with modern architecture.

Along Southern Song Imperial Street, discover historic-themed cafés and calligraphy studios perfect for photography and creative relaxation. Some hotels even offer private guided tours to delve into Hangzhou’s millennia-old cultural legacy.