Chapel an Gansblydhen, Bodmin

Enjoyed our visit to this impressive Wetherspoon Chapel apart from the imposing steps to get in. There is a ramp that is advertised as being for disabled but it was chained up and locked. When we asked about it, we were told the gradient is too steep for wheelchairs to be pushed up. Battery scooters would manage it, but they now keep it locked for safety reasons. Once inside it is worth wandering round both upstairs and downstairs, and the beers were good too. Decent range available. Friendly staff too.

Built in 1840 as a Wesleyan Methodist Church,this building has been magnificently transformed into a two floored Wetherspoons outlet.The pubs Cornish name when translated is "Centenary Chapel"you will also find other Cornish signs strewn around the interior.On the lower floor the organ and numerous stained glass windows are on display whereas upstairs the large Church organ pipes behind the bar are another addition.The approach to the front entrance is up a lot of steps but well worth the climb just to admire this excellent conversion.