An aging property
Stayed at this hotel for several nights while in town for spring training. I got the hotel by naming my own price on Priceline for $55 a night + tax. If you've ever done the priceline thing, you know what to expect. It's the worst hotel in the category I searched, which was the airport region 3+ stars.
That's not to say it was a bad hotel. Its obviously an older property. The room was smallish, the bathroom was truly small, and there were signs of age (water warped bathroom door, tiny amounts of mildew in corners you cant get to, etc.) But my worst complaint was the AC. I like it cold, and granted it was spring, but it wouldn't get much colder than 75 degrees, and imagine in the hot summer desert sun it would be much worse.
We had a king room with a sofa bed, on the first floor, facing the courtyard. The room had a sliding glass door, and a small patio where we could see the pool. That was by far the best perk. 
The hotel is quite near the airport, and fairly central (10 min to Tempe, downtown, Scottsdale and many spring training ballparks). Overall, I'd say it was worth aprrox. 85 dollars a night. There must be better alternatives in a similar class to a Hilton if you're going to spend more than that. 
There is also an excellent breakfast restaurant about a mile down University from the hotel called Harlow's Cafe. 
Go Rockies!