On our arrival, after Josette had left, we discovered a line of ants coming in and out of the wall in the bedroom 2nd furthest from the lounge. We then turned on the air-conditioning units in each room, and in the middle bedroom down the corridor, a large number of ants blew out of the unit onto one of the twin beds. I called Josette upon discovering this and received the response "what do you expect, we are in the countryside?!". Reluctantly Josette came back to the villa with some ant spray and killed the visible ants in both bedrooms and left. Over the next couple of hours as the ants died they all fell in a pile on on the floor and over the bed in the middle room. Luckily as there was only 8 of us we decided that we would all share the 4 rooms where the ants were not on the beds.
Additionally we were unimpressed with the cleanliness of the bedding and towels, they both looked and smelled unclean, this wasn't helped by the fact that the rooms were cold and damp and a number of the air conditioning units didn't work. I appreciate that the weather at this time of the year contributes to the dampness in the villa, so I think that given this is not preventable without heating that guests should not be required to pay for their own heating in the villa while the weather is cold and wet.