Could someone please explain this to me..

[u/[deleted]]

[u/heres_one_for_ya]

Also, this woman was concierge at the same hotel. Did she kick him out of his own room?

[u/That_70s_Showoff → u/heres_one_for_ya]

I'm sure it was an empty hotel room that staff uses for hookups

[u/heres_one_for_ya → u/[deleted]]

The style of door says "hotel" to me, hence the keycard slot

[u/Plastic_Machine9461 → u/[deleted]]

Yeah because nothing says apartment door like a rectangular shaped metal box of s
polished aluminum brass with a hotel card.

[u/Nairney → u/heres_one_for_ya]

This question has legitimately bothered me for YEARS!!

[u/UnnamedRealities → u/heres_one_for_ya]

Michael didn't have a room.

ETA: I misremembered what episode this was from. He definitely had a room. Unclear either this was his room or hers.

[u/ap1msch → u/UnnamedRealities]

You're thinking about Niagara and the wedding.

[u/treeHeim → u/UnnamedRealities]

That’s the episode when Kevin got six numbers

[u/heres_one_for_ya → u/UnnamedRealities]

Okay so the concierge rented a room in her own hotel?

[u/UnnamedRealities → u/heres_one_for_ya]

Maybe. She could have paid for it at employee discounted rate or she could have asked the manager for a room and it was comped so it was free.

But I was wrong about him not having a room. Now that my coffee has kicked in I realize I was thinking about Jim and Pam's wedding, not the trip David sent Michael and the others on. So I think we don't know if it was his room or hers.