Best Day Spas Orange County (2025 Updated)

I have always loved hot tubs but they are so expensive, plus you have to pay for the electrical work. When I found out that there were inflatable hot tubs that plug into regular outlets from I knew I needed to try it out and see what the hype was all about.

It was so easy to assemble and I was so impressed with how rigid it was. It only took 24 hours for the water to come to temperature and we have used it almost every day since we have set it up! I love that it plugs into a regular outlet, fits our entire family, has safety clips for the cover that my kids can’t undo, has a cushioned floor to sit on so it doesn’t feel like you’re sitting on concrete, and that it has been super easy to keep clean and maintain.

One piece of the hot tub came defective and I filled out a warranty request online which was super easy and they had the new piece to my house, no questions asked, within 5 days of filling out the request! I was super impressed! We have loved sharing it with our friends and family and we can’t wait to use it all winter long! If you’ve always wanted a hot tub but didn’t want to spend thousands on one and have to pay to upgrade your electrical, this is the way to go! For $415 this is 100% worth the money!!! It comes with everything you need to get it up and running except the chemicals.

I can’t recommend this enough.

This is so well-designed and much more spacious than I thought it would be! Perfect for two adults. Strong, churning action. Plenty of heat. Easy to set up. Inflates itself in less than 5 minutes. Comes with an attachment that allows it to deflate itself as well, for storage.

Bottom is padded for comfort (does not inflate). Ingenious inflatable cover is held tight with strong clips. Once filled with cold tap water, takes about 30 hours to heat up to 104 degrees, depending on the outside temperature.

Got this one specifically because it has a feature called “Freeze Shield” that automatically protects it when outside temperatures drop. Apparently you can operate this in weather down to 14 degrees.

A lot of these types of spas don’t work in cold weather. Really nice touch-sensitive controls (not those cheap controls with a layer of thin hard plastic over buttons that eventually punch through). Works with wet fingers and literally requires touch, NOT pressure.

Built-in timer lets you program downtime to save energy. Filter pump is relatively quiet. Instructions could be better, but all the info is there. It’s just not organized or illustrated very well. Tiny, tiny line drawings you may need to magnify to make any sense of them (it’s like they shrunk down instructions originally designed for a much larger print format).

You’ll need to buy maintenance gear: test kit, chemicals (one small chlorine tab was more than enough to treat the 177 gallons) and more filters (2 were included), plus a skimmer and a vac of some kind.

If you have a small pool, you’ll already have those things. If not, plan to spend another hundred bucks. Luckily, this spa is so affordable, the money you save vs. other spas will more than cover your supplies, many times over.

If you’ve been thinking about one of these, do not hesitate. You will love it.

I have always wanted a hot tub at home but never thought it would happen! I love the Coleman AirJet Tahiti Plus for the following reasons: It’s portable. Don’t like the location on the deck or in a back yard? I can move it.

Want to take it camping? An inflatable hot tub can go along for the ride and be used on site. Easy to set up. I did not have to hire anyone to set up the Coleman SaluSpa Tahiti Plus Hot Tub. My husband and I were able to read the instructions and set the hot tub up on our own.

Size. Inflatable hot tubs come in a variety of sizes, and we were able to find one large enough for our family or for entertaining. Good entry-level price point. With the average price of traditional hot tubs being in the thousands, an inflatable hot tub is a great price for someone trying out a hot tub.

Easy to determine chemicals. We have never owned a hot tub or a pool. Using pool chemicals seemed overwhelming at first, but the Coleman SaluSpa Tahiti Plus Hot Tub manual and a brief Google research session helped me with everything I needed to keep our hot tub water clean.

We were so excited to get this hot tub, I am absolutely shocked that QVC is selling this with the non-existent directions. If somebody did not have access to the internet to look up multiple YouTube videos to see how to use this I mean everything from setting it up to using the controls to how to manage keeping the water clean, There is nothing nothing in this box that would possibly help you.

So if you are good at researching things on YouTube then go for it. We’ve only had this for about a month and a half so I cannot speak to its longevity but so far after umpteen hours of research it works well.

It is much larger than I expected. Did follow what one of the YouTube presenters suggested and bought a foam mat to go underneath it, It does make it more comfortable to sit in and protects it. It does have to be occasionally filled up with air which was concerning and surprising at first but I believe we’ve added extra air Twice in the last month and a half.

Buy extra filters on Amazon or pool store. Do not count on he chlorine or bromine dispenser provided to give you enough coverage. I use a small floating bromine dispenser. When you watch the YouTube videos, They will explain how to take care of this.

The one I really recommend is the Englishman He has this exact hot tub The only thing you have to do is account for how many gallons of water are in the pool, 310, instead of liters. And account for measurements of product in metric instead of US standard measurements.

But that’s easy enough to do Just don’t think that you’re going to get out of this without a lot of work on your side as far as learning goes. When we watched the videos it’s not difficult to put together or maintain.

There is a little learning curve. But that being said our family loves it. I Don’t think I would put any more than four adults in it Even though it says It will fit more unless everybody wants to sit cross-legged.

We have placed our hot tub about 230′ from our home, in a location surrounded by trees. Yes, we’re currently hooked up with extension cords, but since we love the location we will “hard wire” the spa with its own dedicated breaker and buried line.

BE SURE that your spa is both grounded AND bonded! Yes, there’s a lot of research involved with this product (no directions, etc. ) but it has been a dream to use: looking up to the sky and watching the eagles gliding on the wind, or seeing the lightning bugs if we’re out there in the evening.

so peaceful! We change our filter every single time we use it, which takes only 30 seconds. I wash the filters at my kitchen sink with an old toothbrush, no soap. The little bit of bromine we need, along with pH decrease has been far friendlier to my skin than I thought it would be— there’s barely any chlorine smell at all–we’re testing the water every third day or so.

We are comfortable with just two adults and a child. Four adults would have to sit cross-legged to avoid touching legs and feet. The “bubbles” feature is actually outdoor air being pumped into the water, so of course the temperature will drop.

Ours drops only 2 degrees, even if we run the bubbles continuously for a couple of hours. The bubbles splash a bit and that’s usually enough to chase away any bees or mosquitoes. We built up a platform of sand and laid down a tarp for our spa to sit on.

much nicer than placing it on a deck or concrete, I should think. As for additional air, we’ve only added more air once–when we dumped the water (a failed attempt to use pool salt without a necessary ionization machine–Live and Learn!) This review is based on only 8 weeks of use– So Far, So Good!!!.

Now admittedly this is the first inflatable hot tub I’ve owned. It’s been setup for about 6-7 days now. Now the pros and cons Pros: I needed it big enough to fit the whole family (5 people, and it does.

For an inflatable it’s durable and included a nice half inflatable cover that straps down. Cons: I plugged it in and heated it for 3 days. It only reached 99 degrees. We finally got tired of waiting on it and got it.

We got in during the day when it was mid to high 60s outside. Within an hour the water temp had fallen from 99 to 93. Fast forward a day later and it had only reached 99 again. This time we got in at night when it was colder outside.

Got in at 99 and the temp fell all the way to 90 in an hour. The next day I went out to check on it hoping it had finally heated up and someone had turned my power strip off. Turned it back on and the water temp was 72 degrees.

So I kicked it back on and a day later it’s at 90 degrees. I’ve had it setup 6 days heating and it hasn’t reached over 99 degrees. Every day it’s been in the 60s or higher. I will honestly be surprised if it ever hits 100 let alone 104.

The heating element is absolute garbage. If this thing actually heated up then it would be awesome. But it just doesn’t. And once it heats the little bit that it does, it quickly loses heat and gets cold when the cover comes off.

They need to put a better heating element in the tub or even double elements of the one that’s in it. As it stands I would not buy this again and I would not recommend it to anyone either. I paid $750 for a warm tub that blows cold bubbles with cold air when I thought I was buying a hot tub.

If the whole purpose of it doesn’t work then it’s Junk. Maybe change the name description from heated hot tub to Luke warm mini swimming pool. Not a fan.

A neighbor had teased about getting one of these inflatable spas for the summer, and just keeping it set to a cool temperature, when at the height of the pandemic and no pools could be found anywhere.

That got me casually browsing for an inflatable spa for the next couple months, but most of these were around $600. I kept watching the prices, reading the reviews (which were shockingly all very positive), and then this one went on sale for about $350 and DiscoverMyStore offered payments over time.

OMG, how could one not spring for it in that scenario?! I figured heck, even if it lasted 3 months, that would be about $100 per month for seasonal fun. WOW have I ever gotten my money’s worth! This is the coolest (well, hottest) thing I have ever spent some discretionary funds on! I honestly feel like some of my friends who spent thousands of dollars on a regular spa got chumped.

But, I also realize that the tradeoff is that this spa is not solid-sided or insulated, and likely won’t keep its heat in the dead of winter. But heck, who REALLY wants to be trapesing out in the snow in the dead of winter to get into a spa, anyway? That’s what indoor ones are for, in my mind (And no, I would definitely NOT recommend using this, or any other portable spa, indoors! You’d get lots of water from your feet and swimsuit on the floors, bromine fumes in the air, and potentially mildew in your room without proper ventilation!).

And, here in Chicago, we get massive snow falls, and I don’t plan on shoveling a path on my deck to this sucker. So, it will be enjoyed from summer through late fall, at which point I will drain it,.

dry it out, and store it for the winter. A lot of people are complaining about delivery dates in the reviews, which is a bit inane, in my opinion. It’s like the people who complain about receiving damaged items.

Sorry, but issues with shipping carriers and logistics are not product-related. Keep your reviews related to product features and customer service! If you place an order, and then you get word that the product is not going to arrive on time due to a delay, cancel the order.

It’s your prerogative. I got lucky, in that I placed my order at the beginning of August and it arrived within a couple of days. It all depends on manufacturer output and local availability at the time you order! Keep checking!As far as product features go, again, this is really cool for the money.

Watch a YouTube video on how to use the blower to properly inflate it, be extremely careful with all the parts, since they are plastic, and you probably should use plumber’s tape like I did on the connections for a bit of extra watertight security (No, do NOT use permanent pipe adhesive!).

This particular two-person model fills extremely fast with good hose pressure. Mine was up to the minimum line in about 45 minutes. If you have good local water quality, like I seem to have here in the Chicago area (Lake Michigan water), your water should be almost the ideal chemistry level to start with.

Remember, it always revolves around PH levels! I used to sell pools and spas as a teenager, and if your PH levels are not in line, nothing else will be! If you do start buying chemicals for this, make sure your PH is balanced (using small amounts of PH up or down) first, before messing with anything else.

Definitely invest in a small bottle of test strips from a local pool company. Always keep the spa covered (for safety, water chemistry, and heat-retention) and note that if rain water ever gets into your spa, it’s going to throw off your water chemistry.

Invest in a cheap (sub $10) floater for this and don’t put more than two bromine tablets at a time in it. That, coupled with about two bromine tablets in the built-in dispenser seem to keep my bromine levels perfect and sanitary in this.

I replace the cartridge filter upon draining and refilling every two months. Just my own sanitary preference. Regarding heating, when starting from hose temperature water in August or September in the Midwest, it takes about 6 to 8 hours in summer or fall weather to get up to the max.

104 degrees. I typically keep the filter on 24/7 for sanitation reasons, but turn the heater off over night to save energy. Since I work from home, I go down at noon to turn the heater on, and by the time I am ready to use it after dinner, it’s already at 104 degrees – every time! Keep that top on when heating it so ambient air does not battle the heater and nothing is escaping! The lid is your friend.

Related to actual use, it’s so, so, so flippin’ cool for the money! The jets are amazing! Powerful, even, and really makes you feel like you’re in a several thousand dollar spa when in this thing. Every time myself and some friends are in it, we talk about how we can’t believe it was only $350.

The 104 max temperature feels amazing, and usually lasts for about the first 30-minute jet cycle. The only drawback to this, is that the air being circulated for the jets is not heated. So, when you’re in it, and the jets are running, you can reach down and feel almost cool air coming out.

So, that tends to lower the temperature, which you can see on the amazingly accurate digital display. In my experience, in summer and fall Midwest ambient air, it looses about 2 degrees in water temperature for every 30 minute cycle you are using it.

So, by the time we get out after about 1. 5 glorious hours, it’s down to about 98 degrees. That’s not bad at all!I invested in a circular foam base for this spa, but honestly, the stock bottom of it was so comfortable on the deck, I almost didn’t need it.

I do hope that the foam base provides a little extra insulation as the fall gets colder, though, for heat retention. Will this put powerful jets on the muscle areas that you need therapy most? No. Will it stay hot and satisfying all winter long in the Midwest or up North? Probably not (but I don’t know for sure!).

Will it take up a small amount of space, be easy to maintain, fill quickly, heat quickly, and provide you with hours of fun? ABSOLUTELY! Even if after I drain this in late fall and pack it away, should it not fire up again next summer for any reason, I would gladly just buy another one in a heartbeat.

One of these purchased every year beats $8k to $10k for a regular spa prone to lots of maintenance issues any day!.

I have never owned a hot tub in my life so I was very excited to try this one out. When I first received the package and opened it, I first read the directions which were very clear to understand. I would definitely say that putting this together with two people makes for an easy job.

We put our hot tub on a tarp along with level sand and this worked extremely well. You use the pump itself to blow up the hot tub. Once this was done we simply followed the directions and hooked the tubs to their proper connection.

We live in the mountains so it’s been cold here and took about 48 hours to get up to 104 degrees but it has maintained that temperature since then. I do suggest purchasing chemicals like bromine tablets and I had to use an anti foamer as well.

In all this hot tub is totally amazing. With jets on all four corners and bubbles coming from the bottom. It really is like getting the ultimate spa treatment at home. I can’t stress enough how easy this was to put together and get running.

If you have doubts about it at all I would say don’t worry one bit about this. The quality is better than I could have ever would have thought. I have a large dog that is very curious about what ever me and my husband are doing, he jumped up on the side wall to take a look….

everything was perfect. For the price of this spa and the quality is it unmatched from others I have seen. I do hope you found this helpful and I know you will be just as surprised as I was to the amazing quality bestway has to offer.

me and my husband want a hot tub For a long time to put it in our garden and now I took the opportunity of our wedding anniversary to give it a surprise. we had it now for three weeks and we are are more than happy with it! We really wanted a hot tub but were not want to spend a lot on one.

What I really like is that children can join us, it is very spacious. What I really like is that children can join us, it is very spacious. We followed the instructions and set up our pool in the garden.

Really, it’s easy to put on just it takes a while for us, it took us over an hour butWe followed the instructions and set it up in the garden. Really, it’s easy to put on just it takes a while for us, it took us over an hour.

The hot tub wall is strong enough that I can sit on it to cool off and get back in. Filters are easy to clean. I had to wait until the next day to use it according to the instructions. _It takes time to heat, especially if temperature is cold.

Even though I was in a real hurry to use it. Even though I was in a real hurry to use it. It’s true that I spent a little on this product but I don’t regret especially after using the first week, I felt that I feel in good shape, it really relaxed me.

The tub was delivered a day ahead of schedule so that’s an extra bonus to begin. So I bought this as gift for my daughter and husband. i was so hesitant on buying hot tub , but this one has surpassed all I could be !!! Easy to install on your deck , basement or what ever you want to place it.

my husband has enjoyed it as well as I, both agree it was good ***. will definitely recommend this product and company to my friends and family.

I bought this pool spa for my new house, and it’s a very good purchase even if it’s a little bit pricey for me. It’s a good purchase and easy to use. I recommend it if you are looking for a good one.

Definitely worth the money.

purchased this hot tub and on first delivery was NOT impressed. The box came so damaged it looked like the product got ran over. I asked for a replacement. It did arrive and I finally installed this tub yesterday.

So far I am impressed with the quality. I was NOT impressed with the directions. They leave little to be desired. Not good with showing you step by step how to install. The presentation on TV led you to believe there was nothing hard involved.

NOT SO. while it was not hard there were other factors involved to get the installation done right. My suggestion is to view the u tube videos as you are installing. They were a life savior. I plan. on using this tub this evening.

I am giving it 4 stars. For the money this purchase was worth it. The other factors getting it all done & the delivery presentation could have been much better.

We purchased this to see if we would use a hot tub. Hell yes, a great way to try and not blow thousands. I will definitely upgrade and just sell this one so someone else can figure it out just like I did.

It held temp pretty good (even in freezing temps like 20 F) closed up, but when it is cold and you want to use it, it cools off fairly quick. Even with that, I understand it is only a 110v heater, so no regrets.

The hot tub fits 2-4 people nicely, but when you turn the bubbles on, the water tends to over-flow I learned to fill below the minimal line to avoid over-flow of water onto the floor. Heats up fairly quickly and has a timer for limiting the heater use when not using.

The bubbles are powerful and the hot tub fits perfectly into our sunroom. Keep away from pets and you’ll be amazed how nice this hot is!.

I bought this last week and it arrived yesterday. I was very excited and invited my friend over before I even opened the box. Opened it up and started the set up process. the instructions are wordless pictures with very low detail so it’s just a guessing game unless you look up videos but then it was without talking and subs were in a different language.

After awhile I figured out the process and got the “spa” inflated and that’s when it got really bad. The connections from “spa” to heater are abput 2 inch long stiff hoses that are not in line with the very short connection points on the heater.

Had to pick up sections of the heater and find the proper angle while also trying to screw them together. It became a 2 person job and needless to say I was embarrassed when she had to help set up the “spa” hours after I told her it would be setup and ready by.

To top that off it’s somehow even smaller then the pictures used to market it. I might reach out to customer service and see what they say buy more like I’ll just return it and know never to buy anything from this company again.

Will update if I talk to customer service.

This is the 2nd one of these ive bought, i love em! replaced original one bc of my own fault- not the item itself (cat poked holes in with her claws). its cheap enough that i just bought a new one! its perfect for 2 normal sized adults.

Heats up to ab 104°F. the “jets” are just bubbles blowing around edges but still relaxing. it takes only mins to set up. Pump blows it up for you, comes with a few filters which is great! I’ve NEVER HAD any problems keeping the water chemicals right.

Ive had my original one for 3yr and this NEW one for a month. the old motor still works GREAT! ONLY REASON i replaced the whole thing was my cat poked some holes in the original one, and its cheap enough i just bought a new one.

The camo design im NOT a fan of but thats not a big deal to me. During Winter months, we use this hot tub 5-6 days a week. the Heat relaxes you, soothes your sore muscles or cramping. i perosnally use bromine tablets in it not chlorine, mainly bc its inside my home- not outside, so chlorine smell could be too much.

keeping the lid on and locked when not in use keeps the temp up there. soon as you take the lid off the 104 temp drops a few. if you use bubbles, it will also drop. would i recommend this, yes absolutely! its made well.

does what you want/need it to do. my nieces and nephews LOVE playing in it when they visit. i do shock it once a week! and clean the filter weekly, replacing it once a month.

Good heat and bubbles work great. Would be better if it would hold air. I haven’t had it a week yet and already had to add air to the tub and cover. TWICE. I checked to make sure the valve is in tight and the inlet is completely closed on the lid.

It wouldn’t be so bad if I didn’t have to completely disconnect the pump from the tub to add air. The top is halfway flat after 2 days and I can push down on the tub wall with little effort. The timer was a good idea, but a HVAC style schedule would be so much easier than counting hours from whatever time you actually remember to set the timer.

I can live with the weird timer and the tub works great. when it has air.

I had this spa up and running for 2 weeks. For an inflatable spa, it’s very solid and sturdy. Directions were easy to follow and I had it set up in about 30 minutes. It took about 16 hours for it to heat up from 55 degrees to 95 degrees.

To reach 104 degrees it’ll take about a day and half from first fill. The spa pulls in the outside air through the pump/heater unit to make the bubbles, so on a chilly night, in the 60’s, the water cools down quickly, about and hour and a half it went from 104 to 95 degrees.

Even if it’s 80 degrees outside, the temp inside the spa will drop while using the bubbles. For me it’s worth the money, I use it almost everyday. Easy to maintain with the right chemicals, I use SpaGuard brand.

Do not over inflate the lid or it will no fit right and the spa will lose heat, the inflatable bladder will sit down in the spa a little lower than the sides. The bottom is nicely padded, I also put foam pads underneath it to add extra comfort and help with leveling.

The filter works great, it won’t get out bugs, you’ll need a net for that, but it’ll filter out fine particles, sand, and grass. I highly recommended this hot tub, so far it seems like it’s great quality.

Installed on patio on a 42 degree day. Filled with cold water hose water. Took 26 hours to reach 104 degrees with a 37 degree overnight. Now at 40 days of 24 hour operation of pump and heater. Seems tough for rubber fiber material.

I would have given 5 stars but, the ground contact material was missing causing me to spend nearly $100 on rubber mats. This is a perfect replacement for public and gym hot tubs. Bubbles give good vibration.

Not quite the power of jets but, I right away looked into a permanent placed hot tub and the cheapest install was $12,000. The hot tub satisfies my need for back and neck therapy and the added weightlessness on noodles.

Big enough to stretch out legs and barely touch other side. I wish there were more technical info online. The tub did not come with instructions so I relied on web videos. I’ve ordered a portable shower to keep heat at 110 degrees.

Could not confirm online that connectors could handle the bump in temp. At 1/12 the price of permanent hot tub I will just get another if I heat it too much. The best thing about having a hot tub is Hot tub $700, rubber mats $92, Filters and chlorine $20.

Envy of neighbors that have furniture and umbrella on patio, PRICELESS.

We’ve pondered over buying a Lazy Spa for years but missed the opportunity to pick one up before Covid lockdown after which they became prohibitively expensive. We’ve had our spa for a few days now and we are very pleased with it, especially at the current, reduced price.

I certainly wouldn’t be tempted at full RRP though. Setup was very easy in spite of the woeful instructions but there are plenty of helpful videos on Youtube to guide you through the process. Given the number of videos on the subject I expect many buyers struggle with balancing the water quality and I’ve personally found that the test strips in the starter kit do not provide consistent results.

Having commissioned many water treatment systems over the years (but now retired) I will probably invest in a pool test monitor for my own peace of mind. The Hawaii hydro-jet spa is ideal for us. Not as large as others in the range (only 795 litres instead of 1100 litres for the larger spas) so filling – and more importantly heating – will cost less.

The square shape of the Hawaii spa still provides more room in to stretch out corner to corner. The hydro function is well worth the extra money if you can stretch to it as the water jets are more soothing and the pump is much quieter.

The air system is great but is very noisy. Ideal for a short period but not very relaxing if you just need to ease aching limbs. All in all and excellent purchase.

The description here says it can connect to WiFi and be controlled via an app; however, the instructions with my spa say NOTHING about this and I don’t see a WiFi button anywhere on the pump. Description also says the massage function has two speeds/settings, and I sure can’t figure out how to do that! Instructions don’t mention this, either.

Is the description on Sam’s website incorrect, or did I receive the wrong pump?.

This is a great product! The jets are powerful and the water heats up to 104 degrees. Everyone that comes to my house and sees the quality of it wants to get one. The fact you can take it down and put it back up makes it even better.

It is a great price as well. We are really enjoying it.

After being extremely frustrated trying to find parts for my Intex inflatable hot tub I’ve decided to try this company’s as an alternative. My first initial thought was the plastic was not near the thick quality that I thought would be needed to sustain the water’s weight.

However I was wrong. I don’t sit on the sides like I could on the old one, but this hot tub seems to have worked out all of the bugs of other portable hot tubs pitfalls. The timer feature is fantastic.

You get to save a lot of electricity by using this feature like simply put it in sleep mode for the times that you’re not using it. Obviously it’s new so I haven’t had to require parts, but I have high expectations that if and when required they’ll be there to support the product.

This is a great hot tub for the price and the relaxing soak. The water is temperature controlled and the jets work great at relaxing sore muscles. The only complaint I have is that the instructions are awful and very difficult to understand.

Save yourself time and effort and go on YouTube and it’s much easier to understand. Otherwise, I’m very happy with my purchase and so are my sore muscles.

This deep-seated tub is perfect for our family of five. We had white-glove delivery and it took four men to place it on our back patio — it weighs 350lbs. The sides of the tub are a thin resin and two panels cracked during delivery and placement.

I called Hayneedle and they had the manufacturer send us new panels right away. Great Hayneedle service. The electrical hook-up is on the panel with a yellow sticker that says Open. The directions/manual is on a CD located behind this panel.

The manual isn’t that great. You will need to have a licensed electrician to hook up your tub. The tub comes with a cover, but does not come with stairs. Hayneedle doesn’t sell hut tub stairs or cover lifts (not sure why).

Be advised that when the jets turn on for the first time, you may get some junk (sawdust like stuff) come out into the water. This is old water that was trapped in the lines from the factory testing.

All the seats in this tub are comfortable and the jets are powerful. Our kids, ages 4 (twins) and 8, love the waterfall and mood lights. We’re looking forward to enjoying our spa for many years to come.

A little smaller than I anticipated, however, four adults seat ok. (Better with just 2-3) Bluetooth speakers are ok, nothing special- and only two of them. If water splashes on them just blow it out, they will resume with undistorted audio.

The hot tub cover is nice, but everything else doesn’t seem like fantastic quality. Its fine. Does what it is supposed to do and looks good. My cost 8700 ish, install 3100. Chemicals add another 150 for a start up kit.

Hot tub steps 125.

Perfect hot tub for us! Love how the seat are evenly spaced and lots of cup holders!! Although wayfairs shipping department sucked… the delivery guys were great though!