Nice resort but falls short in some areas
Overall the resort is very nice, the grounds are immaculate and I love the architecture.
We started out in a room in the main building that had been remodeled, it was awesome, very large and nice, but way too noisy since the bar was directly below the window. We hardly slept the first night. After that we moved to a new room in the Valley wing, but it was very dated and dark feeling. it did have a deck that overlooked the garden which was nice. Bathroom was small . The beds are comfy though. Didnt get much sleep the next two night either though, the tv mysteriously turned on in the middle of the night at 3:30 am, the remote was sitting across the room (poltergeist? ) , the alarm clock went off at 4:30 am the 3rd night even though we hadn't set it and it was unplugged from the wall, I guess it runs on battery.
The pool area is nice, though it can be hard to find a seat as everyone comes out at 5 am and throws towels and books down onto all the chairs. (there are signs warning that there is no reserving seats, but nobody seems to pay attention).
The gym has very nice equipment, about 6 treadmills and full set of machines, but the spa area is very out of shape. the men's locker room is very old and run down looking, not at all what you would expect at a spa like this. Needs a serious remodel. 
While we did enjoy our stay overall, the main thing that was lacking here was the service. Anytime we had to contact the front desk or anyone else at the hotel for anything, we were promised it would be taken care of, but it wasn't. This was a continual theme during our entire stay unfortunately, the staff was very friendly and seemed like they wanted to do the right thing, they just never followed through on anything at all. Very odd for a resort like this. 
Calling the concierge, I was on hold for over 30 minutes and they never did pick up. 
Coffee shop is very expensive, you pay 4.50 for a Grande Americano.
Parking is first come first serve and it can be tricky to find a spot but at least it is free.
We got a good deal on this hotel which is the reason why we stayed here, and I would say it was worth what I paid for it. If I had paid full price for this hotel, I probably would have felt a little ripped off. There are much nicer resorts in Scottsdale for that price.
Note: There is a $28 resort fee that gets added onto your bill at the end, which is typical of hotels these days. Just wanted to point it out for others planning on staying here, you need to factor that into the price of the room.