Rama Inn Bells

We were visiting family near Bells, and my husband's parents had stayed at this place in the past, so figured it must be okay. The room was clean, but outdated, and the bed was decent. Slept good. Very quiet. I don't know if there were any other guests, but I didn't see any other cars out front. There were several pest traps in the room. I don't know what they were for, but I kept our suitcase zipped up. We didn't see any bugs, though.

Super friendly staff, very clean room. The price were cheap for five days plus daily room service. Comfortable place to stay! Clean towels and sheets. Breakfast provided. I will definitely stay there again when I visit my family in Alamo. I really enjoyed my stay at Rama Inn.

We stayed here (in Room 10) over a weekend for a retriever field trial event in early March 2013. The staff was friendly enough, but is somewhat difficult to communicate with because of the language barrier (This one of the thousands of Patel-owned properties in the US). the lobby was a mess with old newspapers strewn about, and included the fragrance of curried vegetables (I was told buy the owner) cooking in the back office. The room was definitely dated, and the bed well-worn, but the sheets seemed to be clean. These are tiny rooms by modern standards. Our main beef was the in-wall heater, that either cooked us or froze us. This was the result of simple disregard on the part of the owner - the control knobs just spun, obviously worn out. We liked being able to back the pickup right up to the door, though. This property is in a tiny tiny rural town in western Tennessee. We were not disappointed because our expectations were very low to begin with.