I have stayed here each time I come over on the Arnhem Pilgrimage. I find the staff very friendly and the service good. Buffet breakfast has plenty of choice, the coffee is excellent.
I agree that the cleaning is almost an allday job, but you can't start to clean occupied rooms can you?
I don't drivew when in Europe and the bus service in to Oosterbeek and then on to Arnhem is adequate for my needs.

It very much feels like a cheap American motel. However ... a good part of the time the internet did not work. Rather rude service.

we stayed for 2 nights in the Golden Tulip Doorwerth hotel which is very close to Arnhem and great for biking trips at the Veluwe.
Although the rooms are quite standard the facilities make up for that. We hardly stayed in our room, just to sleep.
We very much enjoyed the outdoor pool, tennis courts and our kids loved the fantastic playgrounds. An ideal place for small kids - the hotel is extremely kid friendly.
We had a lovely dinner on the first evening and found the staff very friendly. Because our kids were so much at the pool we needed some extra towels, which was brought immediately at no cost.
If you wish to combine Arnhem with nature - an ideal place as the hotel is set in a big nature area.

First of all the good things:
This hotel is just a stones throw away from Arnhem and the Veluwe. It’s clearly not the jewel on the crown of the Golden Tulip hotel chain, but it has standard rooms (** equivalent) and a nice pool with water that doesn’t freeze your b**s off as soon as you enter the water. They also have more sports facilities, such as squash, tennis, ping pong, body building/workout, ... The sauna is only available after booking. It seemingly has some kind of renown in the sports world, because during our stay the team of Real Sociedad stayed also in the hotel.

The restaurant is rather expensive and has a minimal choice.

Then the negative points. First a minor issue: no airco in this hotel.
Secondly, and a much worse problem is the quality of the cleaning service. When we arrive, and consequently also when we left, several insect corpses were adorning the walls. No effort whatsoever had been made to clean the walls. Dusting is not on the agenda of the cleaning ladies either.
The cleaning ladies also make it a habit of switching on a radio in one of the rooms where they work from 10 in the morning, with such a volume that not only they can hear it through the whole corridor, but that loud that they have to shout to each other in order to communicate. Any remarks made about this noise is seen as an infringement in their natural way of working.
As one could expect this Golden Tulip hotel has a so-called environment charter which claims to reduce the amount of laundry. Everybody knows the rule: towels on the ground shall be replaced. Well, this hotel has that rule, but doesn’t adhere to it. Wet towels on the ground are the client’s problem and shall not be picked-up, let alone replaced.
One day we found also our pillows and duvets more thrown than posed on our beds.

All in all, value for money hotel except for the very lousy room service.