Hot Tubs Northwest
Shop Hot Tubs by Size
Start with who will use the hot tub in a normal week, and how often. Pick a seat count below to see every model we carry in that size, then open any model for its full page.
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Every hot tub we carry, grouped by how many people it seats. Pick a size to narrow the list.
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Hot Tub Size Guides
Not sure which size fits? These guides walk you through it.
What Size Hot Tub Is Right for You?
Seats, lounge versus open, and the footprint check, in three minutes.
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How to Set Your Hot Tub Budget
Turn the number in your head into a budget that fits the spa you want.
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Placement & Site Prep
Will it fit through the gate and onto the pad? Plan the spot before it arrives.
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The Buyer’s Guide
Every step of choosing a hot tub, in order.
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Hot Tub Size FAQ
Quick answers here. The full FAQ covers the rest.
What size hot tub do I need?
Size it for a normal week, not the biggest party of the year. Two and three seats suit couples and small spaces, four and five fit most families, and six to eight are built for entertaining. A bigger spa uses more energy and water care, so size it to how you will use it.
Should I get a hot tub with a lounge seat?
A lounge lets one person recline full length, which many people love for a solo soak. Open seating fits more people and is easier to move around in. Neither is better, and it is the main reason to sit in a few spas before you choose.
Can I move a hot tub later?
Yes, but it is a big job. Portable spas can be relocated, and the plug-and-play models move most easily, but plan your placement as if it is permanent.
Try Before You Buy
Burlington · Ferndale · Lake Stevens
A seat count only tells you so much. Sit in a few models at one of our showrooms and you will know which size feels right.
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