Hmm. OK, not quite as cool as the reviews led me to believe. Yeah, it's cheap, and there's reasons for that. First of all, Tolleson is an ag community that is slowly developing. Still lots of farming in the area, but not much retail. There's a Sam's Club across the street, and a K-Mart about a mile away, but otherwise, forget about shopping for anything you may have forgotten to bring with you.
There are a couple of real downsides to staying here, which are (in order):
1. Directly across the street from a car wash which also functions as nightly show 'n shine for the local thump-and-rev Mustang crowd. Any weekend night, you hear the kids' cars taching up to redline repeatedly as they show off to their buddies/rivals.
2) Clustered just off the freeway with 2 other motel chains. One is more expensive, the other is LESS expensive, making the Premier Inn the place all the itinerant truckers and farmworkers choose to party at on the weekend. It goes on into the night.
The rooms were very clean and well-maintained, if older. I haven't seen a tube TV in a hotel in a long time! Non-smoking room, but plenty of ciggy burns in the bedspread, chair seats, etc. WiFi is available, but not for free. There are two levels: cheap and unsecured, or less cheap with an SSL connection. (Usually hotels pimp you for the speed upgrade; in this case it's not being hacked. I'm not sure which is worse.)
On the plus side, there is a Waffle House within 2 minutes' walking distance, so there's that. But I don't think this place would be my first choice again.