This is a 2008 photograph of the New 7th Storey Hotel, located at 229 Rochor Road. The hotel was established in 1953 by the founder, Wee Thiam Siew and was run by the Wee family. The hotel has since been demolished to make way for the extension to the Bugis MRTstation. Title devised by Library staff.
This 1993 photograph shows the 7th Storey Hotel, located at Rochor Road. The hotel is flanked by low-rise buildings on either side. Established in 1953 by Wee Thiam Siew, it is now known as the New 7th Storey Hotel. Title devised by Library staff....
This is a photograph of an advertisement in the 1960s, providing information about the New 7th Storey Hotel in Rochor Road. This hotel will be demolished for the construction of the new downtown MRT line....
This 1983 photograph depicts the 7th Storey Hotel, located at Rochor Road (opposite Sin Koy Lane). The building was designed by Ng Keng Siang in the 1950s, and was demolished due to the expansion of the Bugis Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) station for the Downtown Line. Title devised by Library...
This 1983 photograph depicts the 7th Storey Hotel, located at Rochor Road (opposite Sin Koy Lane). The building was designed by Ng Keng Siang in the 1950s, and was demolished due to the expansion of the Bugis Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) station for the Downtown Line. Title devised by Library...
This photograph shows the main entrance of the New 7th (Seventh) Storey Hotel at 229 Rochor Road, Singapore. The glass doors offer a view of the interior lobby where two seated hotel guests can be seen. Title devised by Library staff....
This is a photograph of the spiral staircase of the New 7th Storey Hotel at Rochor Road. This spiral staircase is believed to be the most distinctive feature of the hotel. This hotel will be demolished for the construction of the new downtown MRT line....
Exterior view of the two-storeyed hotel at Killiney Road with its wooden louvred windows and tiled roof....
Exterior of the two-storey hotel at Still Road. The hotel was constructed in Victorian and Pseudo-High Renaissance architectural styles. There are arches on the first floor and rectangular windows on the second floor. Though dilapidated, the hotel's grey wall with white decorations is still visible....