Can you recommend cost-effective accommodation in Interlaken, Switzerland?

Interlaken, Switzerland, should be regarded as the “Alpine snow mountain lakeside town” that Chinese tourists know best and the earliest one that entered our field of vision. For a long time, this name has represented “Switzerland” and "High-end living". Starting from Interlaken, you can easily reach the Jungfraujoch, the highest peak in Europe, by rail. It is really convenient to visit nearby Lake Thun and Lake Brienz. The name "Interlaken" also means "a town between two lakes", which can be said to be a model of dream life. Since it is a model, how affordable is it to stay in a hotel here? ! Just search, 200. However, during Huahua’s trip to Interlaken, she stayed in a beautiful but cost-effective hotel. Let me introduce it.

Carlton Europe Hotel is only a 3-minute walk (290 meters) away from Interlaken Ost, which is very convenient! From here, it is extremely convenient to reach any nearby mountain and lake area attractions via the Jungfrau Railway network!

Look at the ratings on booking and the breakfast-included price for a double room. Compared with the Swiss mountains, where everything is expensive, it is very friendly.

Huahua stayed in a superior double room with a 1.5-meter large bed. The mattress was soft and the quality of the bed was very comfortable. The space is quite compact for two people, but considering the price advantage, I am very satisfied.

The room is equipped with a capsule coffee machine, hot water for making tea can also be boiled, and there are sufficient power sockets.

The bathroom has a small window to view the room, giving it a Swiss cabin feel.

The rooms in the hotel facing the street are exquisite and very good. They can directly see the canal connecting the two large lakes, as well as another high-end hotel opposite the Royal Palace. Although the rooms at Carlton are not large, they are well-equipped and quite new. There are also many choices for breakfast, and there are also suites for high-end customers to choose from.

Another recommendation, although Huahua did not stay in it personally this time, she just passed a youth hostel on the way from the East Railway Station to the hotel, because the location is so convenient, close to the train station It's only 100 meters. It's wonderful that this prime location is "wasted" on a less profitable project like a youth hostel, and it's still by the river!

I checked booking and found that the ratings and environment were very good. The price was 280 yuan per person per night, which was really acceptable!

And Huahua had lunch at the youth hostel’s restaurant, "3A". A mushroom spaghetti costs 19.5 Swiss francs (140 yuan) and includes a salad of her choice or a bowl of soup. A 350ml cup of fresh beer costs 3.2 Swiss francs, which is so cost-effective that it attracts many locals to come for lunch.

Although the above two recommendations are not in the city, they are only a few minutes away from the city by bus. Is this still a problem for Chinese travelers who originally live in urban areas?