We stayed for a few nights at the Manor Park and very much enjoyed the experience. The location was perfect for us, though it is a bit out of town if you are interested in that sort of break. The rooms are large as is the welcome. The options for breakfast are not broad, but the quality is certainly there. We would definitely recommend the place.

We've just returned from our weekend staying at the Manor Park and were really pleased with the hotel. The room was large with a double and single bed but also had a settee which was really welcome. The hosts were very welcoming and helpful, they recommended McMillans restaurant which was close by for our first evening meal, helped me with directions and public transport information. The breakfast was really good with a good choice, cereals, fruit, yogurts, juice, full or continental breakfast, toast, jams etc The hotel isn't very central but the public transport was close and it was easy to get into the city centre. We chose Manor Park because it was in easy reach of the Scotstoun Leisure Centre, we thought it was really good value for money.

I have stayed in this guesthouse several times because I love the fact that the owners have created a place with a distinct Gaelic atmosphere in this city.
They are from Eriskay in the Western Isles / Hebrides, and Angus is a native Gaelic speaker who is *very* willing to speak Gaelic to his guests, so this is an excellent opportunity for learners of the language (who might have been discouraged by rather negative reactions from some native speakers).
The house itself is lovely and well-cared for. It feels kind of grand with the elegant stairway and high ceilings, but it is a relaxed and informal place. The rooms (which all have names of Hebridean Islands, which adds to the atmosphere) are remarkably spacious, I had a large twin room with a couch and a large desk and large window all to myself. The one downside is that it can be a bit draughty in winter. The ensuite bathrooms are rather basic, the shower cabins a bit small and the water pressure could be improved, but that's a common problem in Scotland anyway.
However, the prices are very reasonable (especially considered the look and style of the house), the breakfast is excellent, too, and is served in a beautiful large room with a huge window. Angus and Cathie are both very friendly and chatty and make their guests very welcome.
Manor Park is in the west of the Westend, but there are good bus connections nearby, and it is also only about half a mile to Partick (train and subway station). Although the street on which the hotel is located is right next to a busy junction of two main roads, the guest rooms are very quiet. There is some traffic noise in the breakfast room, but it's not too bad.
Taxi drivers seem to have a problem finding the place, it helps pointing out to them that the street name is Balshagray DRIVE, not lane or anything else, and it's accessed from Broomhill Terrace.
The hotel does not offer free wi-fi access, however there is a BT/Fon hotspot available which you can log into for a small fee (it might be free for BT customers?) I found it very convenient to use, the connection was always fast and stable. I am not sure if the hotel itself provides it, as they do not advertise it on their website, but in any case, it is there.

This is a lovely place to stay. The hosts Catherine and Angus were very pleasant and helpful - arranging bookings for restaurants and suggestions on things to do in Glasgow.

The room was very spacious, with a couch as well as the bed and a small table to write at.

We really enjoyed our stay at this hotel and would use it again.

Jane and Allan