An article about the sexual exploits of the staff of The Inn while on the job is run at a local New York magazine, causing Rhonda to take action and Neal to try to act on his best behavior. Meanwhile, Molly helps Nicole with her modeling career, and Gus helps Larry with his love life.

Rhonda does not approve of Neal's decision to put a life-sized birdcage in The Inn's bar in order to put his best-looking female staff members on display. Nicole is not happy when she realizes Neal has yet to ask her to work in the birdcage. Meanwhile, Gus sweet talks female guests into tipping him better using insider information about them that Larry has given him.

The staff of The Inn is on their best behavior when they find out it's time for them to be evaluated to see if they deserve bonuses or not. Meanwhile, Rhonda is upset when Neal fires a bartender for no good reason. Their arguing delays the evaluations and causes one of the staff members to go to great lengths in an effort to resolve the conflict between Rhonda and Neal so everyone's bonuses can be handed out. To make things worse the owner of the inn and his wife stop by for a weekend visit.

Neal jumps at the chance of being the face of the hotel when the Inn is named one of New York's hippest hotels, by a top New York newspaper.

The Inn's staff must try their best to put up with an ill-mannered high-maintenance hotel guest. Meanwhile, Rhonda gets sick of a friend who's been taking over her apartment, so when Neal shows an interest in her Rhonda tries to help the relationship along so her friend will move back out.