I've come to love LVP, even though if money and durability were no object I'd install hardwood throughout. LVP is not going to look as great as freshly-installed wood floors (or tile floors), but the better bands have improved their looks to the point where it's "good enough" for me. LVT also has a number of advantages over wood or tile, such as:
The durability is great, and it's really easy to self-install. I can install a medium-sized room in an afternoon by myself, and it can go right on top of other flooring (e.g. laminate or tile). IT's also super easy to clean, as there's no grout-lines and you can use a broom, vacuum or mop (unlike say, carpet). There's no worry about expansion/contraction. Lately I've seen a whole bunch of commercial sites (e.g. restaurants, stores) using them, which tells you a lot about how durable they are.
At ~$3/sqft with an attached underlayment it wins out for us most in most locations, most of the time. YMMV.