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A cheap hot tub does not have to be inflatable: our most affordable hot tubs, which many people call a Jacuzzi, keep a rigid shell, with moulded seats, and massage jets. This selection ranges from 2 to 7 seats: models offered in a single version, from the Créole to the Esmeralda, and the Plug & Play versions of our six four-version models, which plug into a standard electrical socket. Each product page details the equipment, dimensions and warranty.
The Plug & Play versions. They keep the shell and dimensions of the original model with simpler equipment: one
massage pump, filtration and heating, with 15 to 27 jets depending on the model. No electrical work: they plug into a
standard socket. They come as 2-seaters (Samana), 3-seaters
(Rio), 4-seaters (Bahia), 5-seaters
(Esperanza), 6-seaters (Acapulco) and 7-seaters
(Borneo). If your budget changes, the Relaxation, Intense and Alu-Turbo versions of the
same model are shown on its page.
Single-version models. From the Créole to the
Esmeralda, these hot tubs come in a single version, with the equipment detailed on
each page: water and air jets, massage pumps, air pump. Your advisor will tell you the electrical connection each one
needs.
What really matters when comparing
At a similar price, look at:
the seating layout: loungers or seats, and how many;
the massage: the number of massage pumps and water jets, not just the total number of jets, which also counts
air jets (the Créole has 29 jets, 10 of which are air jets);
the warranty: it is shown on each product page and varies from one model to another;
the water capacity: a small volume heats faster and needs fewer water care products;
the construction: frame, cladding, access to the filters, described in the "Construction" section.
Our pointers by size
For a couple or three people: Samana and Rio in their Plug & Play versions,
Calypso (two loungers in 1.96 m × 1.31 m), Créole, or
Romance, for outdoors or indoors.
For a family of four: the Gloria, with two loungers, the
Artemis, four seats in a narrow format, or the Bahia in its Plug & Play version.
For five people: the Astrid or the Esperanza in its Plug & Play version, both with
two loungers.
For six to seven people: the Phocea, a 2.08 m square 6-seater, the Esmeralda, a
2.16 m square 7-seater, or the Acapulco and the Borneo in their Plug & Play versions.
Promotions and clearance
The prices shown are our current prices including VAT. When there is a current offer, it is announced in the banner at
the top of the pages, with its end date when it has one.
The full budget
The purchase price is only part of the budget: add the preparation of the base, electricity (except for Plug & Play
versions), delivery by one of our official carriers, who will make you an offer, and maintenance. Our article
Hot tub prices details each item, and
Inflatable or rigid hot tub compares our Plug & Play versions with inflatable hot
tubs.
Frequently asked questions
Why are some hot tubs cheaper?
The price mainly follows the equipment: number of massage pumps and jets, lighting, cladding, insulation, warranty. A Plug & Play version keeps the shell of the original model with a single massage pump; a compact model has less water and simpler equipment. Compare product pages with equal equipment.
What warranty comes with budget hot tubs?
It depends on the model and is shown on each product page, in the "Warranty" section: compare it as carefully as the price. The conditions are detailed on the Our warranties page.
Are there large budget hot tubs?
Yes: the selection ranges from the 2-seater (Samana in its Plug & Play version) to the 7-seater (Esmeralda), including the Phocea, a 6-seater with two loungers.
Can I have a hot tub without any building work?
With a Plug & Play version, almost: it plugs into a standard electrical socket, with no dedicated circuit. You still need a flat, solid base that can carry the filled hot tub, and access for delivery. See Inflatable or rigid hot tub.
