Birmingham Post

HOTEL OF THE WEEK

- By Nicholas Keyden

14 St Vincent Place

WHERE AND WHY: An apartment hotel nestled between George Square and Buchanan Street, Native is a stylish corner of calm sitting above the busy heart of Glasgow.

City-centre sophistica­tion oozes from the unique details of this Art Deco building.

Winding up the classical staircase close to our top-floor apartment, the panoramic views of the cityscape from our balcony provided the perfect setting for a pre-dinner tipple.

The room was modern with all the amenities needed for a relaxing self-catered stay.

And there’s no beating a long lie-in watching the hustle and bustle of the famous square beneath you from the warmth of the comfortabl­e beds.

For the light sleepers, no need to worry. No noise can be heard from the busy streets below.

ON THE MENU: Some of the city’s finest eateries lie onthe doorstep.

Native Glasgow is above the historic Anchor Line bar and grill.

Here you can sample dishes in a former first-class booking office.

Further afield, go for fine pasta at Sugo on Mitchell Street. Prices per dish from £7-12. If in the mood for pizza, try Sugo’s big brother Paesano on Miller Street. WHILE YOU’RE THERE: The Gallery of Modern Art on Queen Street is a must for fans of Andy Warhol and David Hockney, while anyone in need of retail therapy will find plenty of shops in surroundin­g streets.

Some of Glasgow’s best bars and clubs are within easy distance if you’re looking to dance the night away.

You can also explore Kelvingrov­e Park and the West End by subway.

WAKE-UP CALL: A studio apartment starts at £92 a night, penthouse studio, £143. nativeplac­es.com

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