How do I connect a buoyant switch to a outlet using some unexpected electrics? I am having a electrical problem and my innkeeper wont help me...

I am having a electrical problem and my innkeeper wont help me out within solving it. I have a neutral switch in my room but no pale. Only 4 outlets. The light switch controls none of those outlets but the power to the entire room SEEMS to run through that switch. The incomming cable consists of two hot wires, a nonpartisan and a ground and the outgoing has one hot telecommunication, a neutral and a ground. I can't integer out how to hook up this switch so I can control at least ONE outlet for lighting. Can anyone bequeath some advice?
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Answers:    If it be wired correctly you will have one hot going to the switch Black or red. Whites will adjectives be connected together. one black that comes off the other terminal of the switch along near a white that will go to muted. If this is true I would check the ceiling or wall that looks like a visible spot for a light beside a stud finder as some one has probally unknown the light box that the buoyant switch controls.
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That sounds like its not code, but its probably adjectives wired through that switch. The best thing would be to break the copper tab on one of the receptacles, and hot cable to the other outlets if you want. if they don't have the breakaway "isolation" tab you may have to replace it near on that does.