Hot Tubs
Shop Hot Spring® and Caldera® hot tubs, from two-seat plug-and-play spas to eight-seat family models, all available at all six of our showrooms.
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Two hot tub brands, eight collections, one team that knows every model on the floor.
Hot Spring® Spas
The Highlife®, Limelight® and Hot Spot® collections, plus the plug-and-play Freeflow® collection. The full Hot Spring range, from entry models to premium family spas.
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Caldera® Spas
The Utopia®, Paradise® and Vacanza® collections, plus the plug-and-play Fantasy™ series that runs on a standard outlet.
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Explore Every Hot Tub Collection
Eight collections across Hot Spring and Caldera. Find the one that fits your backyard, your budget, and your routine.
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FreshWater® Salt System and FreshWater® IQ
Salt-ready Hot Spring® and Caldera® spas turn a small amount of dissolved salt into chlorine automatically, so you add fewer chemicals and spend less time on maintenance.
FreshWater® Salt System
A titanium cartridge converts dissolved salt into chlorine as the water circulates, and the cartridge is owner-replaceable about every four months. Included on the Highlife® and Utopia® collections, and salt-ready on Limelight®, Hot Spot®, Paradise® and Vacanza®. Learn more about the Salt System.
FreshWater® IQ
FreshWater IQ adds hourly water testing and one-touch dosing on top of the salt system. The spa tests itself, shows you what it needs on the control panel or app, and corrects pH at a tap. Available on 2024-and-newer Highlife®, Limelight®, Utopia® and Paradise® models. Learn more about FreshWater IQ.
What about plug-and-play spas?
Freeflow® and Fantasy™ spas use FROG® cartridge sanitizing instead: pre-filled cartridges that keep chlorine steady without daily measuring.
Can You Plug a Hot Tub Into a Regular Outlet?
Yes. Plug-and-play spas come with a GFCI power cord that plugs into a 115V outlet, with no 230V hardwiring needed: fill it, plug it in and enjoy. That’s the Freeflow® collection from Hot Spring and the Fantasy™ series from Caldera, and it’s the easiest way to get into a quality spa.
The trade-off is that the jets and heater share the circuit, so on a cold night with the jets wide open the water can cool a touch. Full-size spas run on a dedicated 230V circuit and hold full heat with everything running. In Tennessee you’ll soak year-round, so if long winter soaks with strong jets are the goal, a 230V model is worth the electrical work.
110V vs. 240V, Explained
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are answers to the hot tub questions we hear most. The Learning Center covers each one in depth.
How much does a hot tub cost?
Published price ranges run by tier, and our cost guide walks them with real numbers. We don’t price a specific model sight-unseen because your real cost depends on the model, the features you choose, and what your site needs. Get pricing and we’ll quote your exact setup.
Will it cost a fortune to heat in winter?
Cold climates cost more, but high-density foam or FiberCor® insulation, an insulated base pan, recycled heat, and a tight cover keep it efficient. The cover is the biggest daily factor.
Can I plug a hot tub into a regular outlet?
Yes. Freeflow® and Fantasy™ plug-and-play spas come with a GFCI power cord that plugs into a standard 115V outlet. Full-size spas run on a dedicated 230V circuit installed by a licensed electrician. Our 110V vs. 240V guide walks the trade-offs.
What size hot tub do I need?
2 to 3 seats fits couples and small spaces, 4 to 5 fits most families, and 6 to 8 is built for entertaining. Bigger uses more energy and chemicals, so choose based on a normal week.
