The Inn at Freshford, Bath

Much as described below, though the ‘rustic makeover’ is somewhat contrived and appeals more to the many tourists and anorak-clad ramblers that pass by than to local drinkers. There is a large car park, which is essential given how difficult it is to park in the village at busy times. The staff were functional rather than welcoming, but I suppose they have to put up with a lot of grockle nonsense. There is plenty of outside seating and a terraced garden. Ales on were Butcombe Rare Breed and Original, in good condition Ashton Press cider and Thatcher’s Dry were on, plus Guinness, Underfall and Bohemia pils.it was a pleasant place to sit and enjoy a nice pint, but I suspect it gets rather crowded and frustrating on warm weekends.