Our hot tub collection holds the inflatable and portable tubs from MSpa, the acrylic spas from Liberty Spas and the wood fired tubs from SaunaLife, seating four to seven people. Before you buy a hot tub, start with how you want the walls to feel and how you want to heat the water. Then compare the seats and the space each needs. We can talk through your patio, power connection and plans for relaxation and a warm soak.


How the hot tubs are built

Compare the inflatable hot tubs. Two are soft walled, one is foam walled and three have a rigid frame. The MSpa tubs pack away and have air jets around every seat. The portable and plug and play hot tubs add the two smaller acrylic spas that run from a household outlet.

The acrylic hot tubs have a hard shell and adjustable hydrotherapy jets. You can choose a lounger or open bench seating, depending on the layout. The 4 person hot tub has a double lounger with two seat depths. Each acrylic spa comes with a locking hardtop cover.

If you want a round hot tub, explore the wood fired hot tubs. The thermo-spruce surrounds a smooth fiberglass basin shaped for sitting. Each comes with a wood stove, chimney, matching steps and an insulated cover.

How they get their heat and where they live

The plug-in tubs need a dedicated outdoor household outlet that splashing cannot reach. The larger acrylic spas need a licensed electrician to wire their own circuit. Their heater is more than three times as strong as the smaller acrylic heater. The wood fired tubs burn firewood and need no electricity.

For a backyard hot tub, browse the outdoor hot tubs and immersion tubs. Every above ground hot tub needs a solid, level base that carries its full weight. A contractor should check a deck for that load. Compare the tubs that seat six or more when choosing a large hot tub for shared soaks.

Hot and cold together

Explore the hot tub cold plunge combos from The Plunge Supplier for one person tubs whose chiller also heats. Browse the cold plunge collection for tubs, barrels, chillers and rooms. You can also pair a soak with the saunas and sauna heaters. Our sauna vs hot tub guide explores those choices.

Common questions before you choose

Think about the view from nearby windows with our hot tub privacy ideas. Read our guide to hot tub benefits to see what the research supports before you choose. Think through a full year of ownership with our guide to planning for a spa.

Water care and filtration belong in your plans too. Our guide to hot tub maintenance covers the weekly, monthly and quarterly routine. Read the salt water hot tub guide to explore that approach and the alternatives.

Meet the brands

The MSpa collection includes the six seat tubs with filters and an insulated cover in the box. The Liberty Spas collection comes from a maker based in South Jordan, Utah, using American components. Explore the SaunaLife range for saunas and immersion tubs alongside the SaunaLife wood burning hot tub line. The wood fired tubs are hand crafted in Northern Europe.

Why buy from My Cozy Outdoors

We are an authorized dealer for every brand here. Each listing carries the full manufacturer warranty. Call us and we will talk it through, from the seats and walls to the power, base and where your spa will live.

Frequently asked questions

How hot should a hot tub be?

The MSpa tubs reach 104 degrees, so check the manual for your tub. Most people soak a little below that top setting. You can read our guide to choosing your soaking temperature for help deciding how warm to run your water.

How long does a hot tub take to heat up?

The MSpa tubs warm roughly 2 to 4 degrees an hour. The acrylic plug-ins take a day or two, with hardwired heaters over three times stronger. The six person wood fired tub heats in under two hours. Keep covers on and check the manual for your tub.

Do I need an electrician for a hot tub?

You can plug the MSpa tubs and the smaller Liberty Spas tubs into a dedicated outdoor household outlet that splashing cannot reach. The larger Liberty Spas spas need a licensed electrician to wire their own circuit. The SaunaLife wood fired tubs need no power.

How much does a hot tub weigh, and what should it sit on?

The tubs hold 224 to 436 gallons, with filled six and seven seat tubs exceeding a ton. Even 200 gallons weighs over three quarters of a ton. Choose a solid, level pad or contractor-checked deck supporting the full weight. You will need help moving the tub into place.

What size hot tub do I need?

Size your small hot tub for adults and loungers. Dimensions in inches are 84 by 60 (four seats), 78 by 78 (five), 68 across to 84 by 84 (six), and 84 by 84 or 89 across (seven). Leave steps and folding-cover space around your hot tub.