We enjoyed our stay, but a few issues held it back.We spent two weeks here as a group with children and had a lovely time overall — the house and its location are genuinely beautiful, and the owners were responsive and polite throughout our communication.That said, there are a few things future guests should know. The biggest issue was cockroaches: over the two weeks we cleared away more than 30, dead and alive, and found several in the beds (both the adults' and the children's) as well as in the kitchen and pans. The owners did respond quickly with traps and told us the house would be fumigated after our departure, which we appreciated, but did not solve our problem right away of course. Finding cockroaches where we and the kids were sleeping made for some unpleasant nights.We were also woken most nights by barking dogs from neighbouring properties, sometimes for hours. The owners were upfront that this is a common issue in the Spanish campo and are pursuing it with a neighbour, so it's worth being aware of. Lastly, the internet was down for a couple of days, which was inconvenient for those of us who needed to work and some Netflix entertainment in the evening.The owners were courteous and did offer a late checkout. We'd have liked some acknowledgement of the cockroach situation given where they turned up, but we still had a good holiday here and the setting is hard to beat.