Hot Tubs/Spas

Portable hot tubs and spas bring warm-water relaxation to a patio, deck or backyard without a permanent in-ground install. This collection features MSpa inflatable and rigid frame spas (Oslo, Denver, Duet, Mono, Tekapo, Cocoon and Aurora series) plus Atlantic, Aegean and Como models, with seating for 4 to 6 people and options with UVC and ozone sanitizing, app control and LED lighting.

How to Choose the Right Hot Tubs & Spas

• Pick a construction type: inflatable for value and portability, rigid frame for a sturdier feel, or insulated foam walls for better heat retention.
• Match seating capacity (4 or 6 people) to how many will use it regularly.
• Compare massage systems: air bubble jets, hydro jets, or a combination.
• Look for water care features such as UVC and ozone sanitation to help keep water clean.
• Consider convenience extras like app or Wi-Fi control, touch screens and LED lights.
• Plan a level, firm surface and a suitable outdoor-rated, GFCI-protected outlet.

Hot Tubs & Spas FAQs

Is an inflatable or rigid hot tub better?

Inflatable tubs cost less and are easy to set up and store. Rigid frame and foam-wall tubs feel more solid, often hold heat better and are better suited to year-round use.

Can I use a portable hot tub in winter?

Many portable spas can be used in cold weather, especially insulated models with a cover. Check the manufacturer's minimum operating temperature before use.

How long does a portable hot tub take to heat up?

Most portable spas heat roughly 1.5-3°F per hour, so a first fill can take many hours to reach full temperature. Using a cover speeds heating and reduces energy use.

What do UVC and ozone do in a hot tub?

UVC light and ozone are sanitation systems that help reduce bacteria in the water. They support, but do not replace, regular water testing and treatment.