Passion For Luxury : The Infinity Villas and Suites by Dana Villas the world's most perfect plunge pool.

A private plunge pool is one thing, but a plunge pool with a view like this is quite extraordinaire.

Having a pool in your hotel room always make for a memorable stay, but one hotel in Greece has taken their private plunge pools to the next level.

Guests who book an infinity suite at the Dana Villas and Suites in the village of Firostefani, on Santorini, have access to private indoor pools, which are hidden away behind secret doorways.

The Infinity Suites

These lavish suites are spread across an area of 125 sqm and are ideally set between two heated pools which offer ultimate privacy. These suites also feature an infinity plunge pool with a Jacuzzi in the outdoors which can also be accessed from within the rooms.

Other than that, there is also a 23 sqm heated pool with a Jacuzzi which features waterfall and lighting controls and is set on the interiors of the suite. Not just that, these suites at Dana Villas in Santorini comprise of a shower room that features two LED rain showers.

The Infinity Villas

Spread across an area of 170 sqm, enjoy your own space with the best of Santorini private pool villas at Dana Villas. Featuring four gigantic pools (two inside and two exterior infinity pools), the whole point of this master villa is to let the couple enjoy the peace and quiet that isolation has to offer.

The villa is divided into two master suites located on the right as well as on the left which accommodates a minimum of two couples at the same time and comprises of two pools each in both the suite. Centrally monitored by smart controls, the interior pools are equipped with different mechanisms than the exterior pools. Along with Jacuzzi jets and usage of active oxygen, staying at one of these Infinity Villas undoubtedly provides an unforgettable experience to the couples.

A recent video, posted by traveler Oded David, showcases what it's like to experience the cove-like pools. His footage leads viewers through the narrow corridors that lead to the bright turquoise waters.