Sheddok

Sheddok Hotel is a great choice for business customers and for travelers who are looking for friendly staff and cozy rooms. Located on the main street of the city, the hotel is not only an ideal place to rest and relax for Ivanovo city visitors, but also an excellent starting point for all walks to historical attractions.

LOCATION

Sheddok Hotel is located in the city center on Lenin Avenue. The Lenin Square and the central railway station can be reached within a 5-minute walk. The hotel is less than 200 meters from the University buildings. Textile trade complex “TextileProfy-Ivanovo” and large shopping and entertainment center “Silver City” can be reached in less than 15 minutes, furthermore, in the immediate vicinity of the hotel there are a lot of public transport stops. Shops, restaurants, and a local city market are a few steps away.

ACCOMMODATION

Sheddok Hotel has 45 modern and very comfortable rooms. Our guests can choose to stay in Standard Double / Twin Rooms, Comfort, or De Lux. All apartments are equipped with a flat-screen TV, telephone, refrigerator, and air conditioning. In addition to shower booth / bath, large mirror and hair dryer, each bathroom has all personal care items. The room rate includes a breakfast buffet with fresh homemade pastries. Free Wi-Fi access is provided in all rooms and public areas. Non-smoking rooms are also available. All rooms are cleaned every day. Our guests may enjoy the hotel facilities which include a restaurant with seasonal cuisine and a bar.

HISTORY

Sheddok Hotel was built and opened in 2013. This is a new business hotel with a modern design, spacious rooms, and the original architectural solution of the facade. The unique appearance of the hotel, recognized by the All-Russian Architectural Award “Art Project” in 2014, brought a bright accent in the architectural environment of the city.
Sheddok (also called “pomelo”) is the name of an evergreen tree with the largest citrus fruit. The name “shaddock” is said to have derived from that of a captain who introduced the tree to the West Indies from the Malay Archipelago in the XVII century.