Both hot tubs and swim spas bring warm water home year-round, but they are designed for different goals. Start with how you want to use it.
Hot tubs: relaxation and hydrotherapy
A hot tub is built around seating and jets: deep, contoured seats, targeted massage, and warm water for unwinding after a long day. It fits more patios and decks, heats quickly, and is ideal for soaking with family and friends. Explore the Sundance® hot tub lineup.
Swim spas: exercise and family fun
A swim spa is longer, with a current to swim or exercise against, plus room for play and, on many models, seating for relaxation. It is a compact, year-round alternative for owners who want fitness in the backyard. See our swim spas.
Questions to ask yourself
- Do you want to exercise in the water, or mainly relax?
- How much space do you have, and how will it be installed?
- Who will use it most, and how often?
Tip
Try both. A visit to the showroom, and a wet test where available, makes the difference clear quickly.
Visit our Lafayette showroom, or build and price a hot tub to see options for your space.
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Talk to our team
Questions about your pool, hot tub, or backyard? Call (765) 447-7982, or visit our Lafayette showroom at 523 S Earl Ave.