Outdoor 6-seater hot tubs

From €4,990 incl. VAT, excluding delivery and options. Delivery and installation

The rigid 6-seater hot tub, which many people call a 6-person Jacuzzi, is the outdoor hot tub you share: the whole family or a group of friends can get in at the same time, each with their own massage. Our 6-seaters fit in just over 2 m per side and hold around 1,000 litres of water.

Our models

Phocea hot tub, top view

Phocea hot tub

6 seats including 2 loungers, 112 jets

  • 208 × 208 × 89 cm
  • 1,050 L
€4,990
Acapulco hot tub, top view

Acapulco hot tub

The family hot tub: six seats, each with its own massage, from 24 to 138 jets depending on the version

  • 208 × 208 × 90 cm
  • 980 L
  • 20 years shell and frame
from €5,199
San Diego hot tub, top view

San Diego hot tub

6 seats including 1 lounger, aluminium cladding, 133 jets

  • 210 × 230 × 93 cm
  • 980 L
  • 20 years shell and frame
€10,199

Why go for 6 seats?

From four regular bathers upwards, a 6-seater means no squeezing up and a choice between seats and loungers. The extra comfort takes up little space: the Acapulco measures 2.08 m × 2.08 m, barely more than the 5-seat Esperanza (2 m × 2 m), and its water capacity is similar: 980 litres against 950.

Our three models

  • Acapulco: five seats and one lounger, from 24 jets in the Plug & Play version to 138 jets in the Alu-Turbo version, with illuminated water columns on the Intense and Alu-Turbo versions. Four versions to match the equipment to your budget.
  • San Diego: the same layout (five seats, one lounger) in 2.10 m × 2.30 m, with aluminium and composite cladding and 133 jets, 22 of them illuminated.
  • Phocea: two loungers and four seats in a 2.08 m square, 112 jets and 1,050 litres. It is part of our selection of budget hot tubs.

Several pumps, a real massage for everyone

When six people use the jets at the same time, the pressure is shared out. Models of this size therefore carry several massage pumps: two 2,200 W pumps on the Acapulco and the San Diego, two 1,500 W pumps on the Phocea. Look at this figure as much as at the number of jets. The Acapulco and the San Diego run on 220 V single-phase or 380 V three-phase, on a dedicated circuit installed by an electrician; the Plug & Play version of the Acapulco plugs into a standard socket.

Running costs

Insulation and a well-closed thermal cover keep the heat in from one soak to the next; consumption depends mainly on the outside temperature, the set temperature and how often you use the hot tub. Our article Hot tub electricity consumption explains how to estimate it.

What budget for a 6-seater hot tub?

Each model's price including VAT is shown on its card, excluding delivery and options, and the range for the selection at the top of the page. Also allow for the base: the Acapulco and the San Diego weigh 450 kg empty and hold 980 litres of water, more than 1.4 tonnes once filled, before anyone gets in. Most often, that means a flat concrete slab designed by a professional. Our guide Hot tub prices details this item and the others, from electricity to delivery.

For a holiday let or a B&B

If the hot tub will be used almost every day by different guests, also see the RX Pro, a 6-seater designed for intensive use, and our commercial hot tubs.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between the Acapulco and the San Diego?

Both seat five people sitting and one lying. The Acapulco (2.08 m × 2.08 m) comes in four versions, from Plug & Play to Alu-Turbo, with up to 138 jets; the San Diego (2.10 m × 2.30 m) is offered in one version, with aluminium and composite cladding and 133 jets, 22 of them illuminated.

Is a 6-seater hot tub suitable for a holiday let?

For family use by your guests, yes. If the hot tub will be used almost every day by different guests, choose a model designed for that level of use, such as the RX Pro, and find out about the hygiene rules that apply to hot tubs made available to guests.

How much water does a 6-seater hot tub hold?

About 1,000 litres for our models: 980 litres for the Acapulco and the San Diego, 1,050 litres for the Phocea. That is the volume to heat on the first fill and to replace at each drain, every three to four months.

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