You get what you pay for.
Admittedly, I stayed here because it was the cheapest room I could find before I got to Phoenix and I just wanted a place to sleep for one night.
Let me explain the set up there. There is a main wing perpendicular to the road, an outdoor pool and parking, then a short wing parallel to the road creating a T. Though the front clerk seemed like a high school student with no training, the check in was smooth enough. I was checked into the rear wing. It seems to be occupied by long term residence. They were cooking on the upstairs walk way and were talking to each other from many units away from each other. It was a little noisy but I tried to nap about 5pm. I get a knock on the door and it was from someone looking for someone else. I called the front desk and asked for a room in the front wing but is told none were available.
I couldn't sleep now so I tried to get on the internet. After repeated failure, I call the front desk and she said, "Lots of people tell me that but keep trying. Eventually you connect." I think its more a case of eventually people give up and stop calling the front desk. So I walk to the front lobby and the w-fi worked there. People are calling for rooms and she is telling them that the rates are double of what I paid.
I left for dinner and returned about 11. People were still talking to each other outside. I was tired so I fell asleep okay. I got a phone call at 1 am asking for the same person the afternoon visitor asked for. You could still hear people talking and yelling outside, especially as cars arrived and left the parking area at this time. 
Then at 5 am, I got a pounding on the door again while calling for the person again. I looked out the window and told the person she had the wrong room. At 730 when I left, that female that was knocking at 5 was still sitting on the stairway in front of the room and asked if I could help her.
Final thing, they say Continental Breakfast. They had a dozen bite sized muffins on a lobby counter with no drinks (hot or cold) or water.
Bottom line, it was cheap (on a very busy weekend because of spring training) and very convenient to the freeway. I would stay there again if I was by myself and could specifically stay for the front wing. I would not bring my family there under any circumstance.