Rates above seem cheap, but see exactley what an "hour" is. Some take the hobbs meter, some take flight + 5 or 10 mins each side etc. Also quality counts. Talk to students of the school and ask their progression.
Aircraft will also play a big role, a Cessna 152 is a lot cheapr than a PA28 for example. Choice of training AC at this time might also be dependant on what your final aims are.
In short look at the "total package" get what you need at the price you want. This forum is excellent at asking specific questions, so go find them questions and ask away to get the answers you need.
All the best for your flying.