There is much to like at El Moli de la Villa. The surroundings are beautiful and relaxing, the birdsong enchanting, the forests cool and inviting, and the local geology and history very interesting. The centuries old mill itself, and the surrounding buildings, are also aesthetically intriguing and unique. Silvia is pleasant and helpful (we especially appreciated the time she spent with our daughter feeding the horses). If it were not for a few significant issues, we might have raved about the experience. But as it turned out, these issues hugely detracted from a stay that was supposed to be the centrepiece of our Spain trip. The first of these was bedbugs. All four of us - staying in the upstairs bedroom and in the “mill” downstairs - were bitten repeatedly for the first 3 nights (my daughter alone had 80 bites; I had 110). When we reported the issue to Silvia - who, to be clear, had no prior knowledge of the bedbugs - she helpfully moved us to alternative accommodation in the main villa. But, we were still asked to eat all of our meals and store our food at El Moli de la Vila. So there was a lot of back and forth between buildings. And, of course, the bites and worry that the bedbugs might be travelling with us have persisted for many days. My understanding is that Silvia has had El Moli fumigated which may or may not be successful (bedbugs being notoriously persistent). Other issues also diminished the experience: when investigating the bugs we discovered that the mattress of the bed in the mill room (master bedroom in the “basement”) was covered in black mould; the cellar basement itself was uncomfortably humid which could not be addressed as the dehumidifier did not function; the front door to El Moli would not close unless locked which meant that whenever any of our party was outside, we had to leave the door open; this evidently was an invitation to a group of photography students exploring the grounds to simply march into the accommodation when one of us was eating and relaxing (!!); the sink in the basement en suite overflowed after only minimal use; we also were berated by the head of a Spanish family renting the adjacent villa for using the “shared (filtered) pool” which she asserted was private and for her own family’s personal use alone. Honestly, if this accommodation were priced reasonably we would likely have accepted most of these issues and promoted the stay. But as it is, these issues should simply not exist in a 250 Euro a night accommodation - even if it several hundred years old.