Sheila has traveled the world as a corporate scientist for a large multi-national company and has enjoyed meeting new people from every part of the globe. Mark has worked in the IT field and also has traveled throughout Europe and the United States. Together the desire to bring there travel experience and create a unique environment where guests can feel welcome after travels to the North Yorkshire area.

Number 93, an 1850s boutique guest house has recently been transformed by the owners into a stunning space that combines the historical charm of the era with modern tastes and design. There are two reception rooms including a snug with an open fireplace and a living room furnished with plush sofas, armchairs, and tasteful décor pieces, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The breakfast room features vintage tables with modern leather and velvet upholstered chairs for a contemporary update. French doors lead to an enclosed courtyard with additional seating options where visitors can enjoy a cup of coffee and flowers. Each guest room is uniquely designed to provide a relaxing retreat, featuring a comfortable double or king-sized bed with luxurious linens and plush pillows. As well as a large flat screen 4K TV and seamlessly integrated high-speed internet, ensuring that guests have all the comforts of home. All bathrooms are ensuite with walk-in showers and modern finishes, retaining all the original quirky charm of the space, including original beams on the walls. Heated towel racks and Molton Brown toiletries help to create a spa-like experience for guests.

Easingwold is a Georgian market town conveniently located between York and Thirsk. It is the gateway to the North Yorkshire Moors and Yorkshire Dales. There are wonderful dining options in the town and in nearby picturesque villages. No93 is within a short drive to Howard Castle, numerous National Trust and English Heritage attractions. For the active guest the National Bike Route runs through Easingwold and there are many public footpaths to enjoy the wonderful North Yorkshire countryside.