Find the Hot Tub
That Fits Your Life

Look beyond the size and number of jets. Consider the seating comfort, jet placement, construction quality, insulation, warranty, energy efficiency, delivery requirements, and availability of local service and replacement parts.The right hot tub should fit your available space, the people who will regularly use it, and how you plan to enjoy it. We recommend sitting in several models at our Bountiful showroom to compare seat depth, legroom, jet placement, and overall comfort before making a decision.

Choose a hot tub based on the number of people who will use it regularly—not just the largest group you might occasionally entertain. Many couples prefer a four- or five-seat spa for extra room, while families may be more comfortable in a six- or seven-seat model.Also consider the spa’s outside dimensions, seating layout, water capacity, filled weight, foundation requirements, and delivery access. Advertised seating capacity does not always reflect how comfortably everyone will fit, so we recommend sitting in several models at our Bountiful showroom before deciding.

A lounge seat provides a reclined, full-body position with space to stretch out your legs. It can be ideal for relaxation, but the fit depends on your height and body shape. Some people may also feel more buoyant or have difficulty staying comfortably positioned when the jets are running.An open-seated spa generally provides more upright seating, easier conversation, and more usable space for families or groups. Neither layout is better for everyone, so we recommend sitting in both styles at our Bountiful showroom before choosing.