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Key Features
Hot tubs are one of the ultimate luxuries for many people. They’re comfortable, soothing, and can be a great way to relax away the stresses and muscle tension of the day. But for a lot of people they just aren’t practical. Whether you’re renting a home, can’t afford an installation, or just don’t want to deal with the hassle of constantly keeping clean an outdoor hot tub, inflatable hot tubs are there to cover your need.
Contents
- 1 Top 10 Best Inflatable Hot Tubs of 2019 – Reviews
- 1.1 1. SaluSpa Palm Springs AirJet Inflatable 6-Person Hot Tub
- 1.2 2. Coleman SaluSpa Inflatable Hot Tub
- 1.3 3. Intex 85in PureSpa Portable Bubble Massage Spa Set
- 1.4 4. Intex 77in PureSpa Portable Bubble Massage Spa Set
- 1.5 5. Goplus 4-6 Person Outdoor Spa Inflatable Hot Tub
- 1.6 6. Coleman SaluSpa 4 Person Portable Inflatable Outdoor AirJet Round Hot Tub
- 1.7 7. SaluSpa Miami AirJet Inflatable Hot Tub
- 1.8 8. SaluSpa Paris AirJet Inflatable Hot Tub
- 1.9 9. SaluSpa Siena AirJet Inflatable Hot Tub
- 1.10 10. Comfort Line Products Spa-N-A-Box Portable Spa
- 2 Final Verdict
- 3 How Do I Choose The Right Inflatable Hot Tub For Me
Top 10 Best Inflatable Hot Tubs of 2019 – Reviews

An excellent hot tub that compares very favorably to the other Saluspa models above, unfortunately brought down by intermittent quality control issues. Every purchase is a bit of a crapshoot.
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The Coleman Saluspa hot tub is everything we look for in an inflatable hot tub. It’s durable, easy to set up, a good size, and easy to control, while still not breaking the bank.
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Intex is a great brand overall, carried a lot by their unique Fiber Tech construction, but without skimping on the other details. Their 85 inch model is their largest, and is one of the most comfortable inflatable hot tubs on the market.
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A smaller version of Intex’s 85 inch model, with all there is to recommend about it. While 8 inches less might not sound like much, it does make for a much snugger fit than the larger model.
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Goplus’s 4 to 6 person model is good, but compares unfavorably to similar models reviewed above due to a few minor flaws and a lack of added accoutrements.
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A good shape and size are marred by a flimsier construction than the other Coleman Saluspa models, making it a less than stellar buy.
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The Miami’s airjet massaging is great, but is marred by being an uncomfortably small inflatable hot tub for one that claims to fit 4 people.
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While the LEDs are nice and the hot tub itself is fine (though not the greatest compared to other Saluspa models) the quality control problems with the Palm Springs are represented even worse here.
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Saluspa’s Siena lacks a lot of the hallmarks of the product line, but still remains a high quality product that fills the two person, intimate hot tub niche quite admirably.
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While sometimes hard to find, the Spa-N-A-Box’s unique, rigid design and sturdy exterior makes it worth the search, or a lengthy wait if it really catches your fancy.
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Final Verdict

Saluspa is the brand to beat in this kind of product, but two of them really standout: the Paris model and the Miami (the 4person model). Aside from those the Spa-N-A-box is excellent if you can get your hands on it, and the Intex 88 model is probably the most durable hot tub of the bunch with that Flex Tech construction.
All are valid choices, with everything else coming up a it short, particularly since the price difference between all the products is fairly small.
How Do I Choose The Right Inflatable Hot Tub For Me
There are three main things to look at for inflatable hot tubs: construction, ease of use, and occupancy.
Construction
It is anything involving how the hot tub is put together. It should be made of high quality, durable materials. Easy to clean is a big plus as well. Look not just at the materials, but how they’re put together. You should be able to sit in your hot tub and relax without fear of collapsing it. I-beam or lattice constructions are examples of ways the tub can be made sturdier just by how it’s put together.
Ease of use
It covers all the ways the tub can take the hassle out of set up and use. This includes easy to read temperature dials and displays, built-in air pumps for inflation, and any number of other things that might be unique to a given tub.
Occupancy
It is exactly what it sounds like: how many people can fit in this hot tub? You want one that seats at least 2, but probably more. 4 person units are generally the average. Watch out for tubs that are technically able to seat a certain number of people but clearly look like they’d be cramped and uncomfortable. Check more products here: https://www.thebestflushingtoilet.com/hot-tub-reviews/