Choose your 6 person inflatable hot tub from the MSpa collection, with soft walls, foam panels or a frame of plastic panels. Every tub seats six people and plugs into a standard outdoor outlet, with nothing for an electrician to wire. You can choose the bubbles around every seat, run from the control panel and on two tubs from a phone app, or the frame tubs that also have water jets against your back.


Choose the walls that suit your space

The soft walled tubs include the square tub with hose inflation from its control box and the round self inflating tub with an LED light strip. The foam panel walls add insulation that holds warmth and fit together without tools in about 15 minutes with two people. The wood grain plastic panels on the Frame Series tubs lock together and pack away, and two of the three add water jets in the walls. The frame and foam tubs are portable tubs with rigid walls, and only the insert under their covers inflates. If you have been searching for a blow up hot tub, use our best inflatable hot tub guide to compare the choices.

Plan for heat, cold weather and placement

Every tub warms the water with its built-in heater at roughly 2 to 4 degrees an hour to 104 degrees, so check the manual for your tub and allow many hours. Keep the insulated cover and insert on while heating. Five of the six have anti-icing that warms water near freezing while plugged in. Choose a completely flat, solid surface supporting the filled weight and people, beside a dedicated outdoor outlet that splashing cannot reach. Compare a portable hot tub with every tub that plugs in, or explore the tubs made to live outside.

Water care and what comes in the box

Every tub comes with filter cartridges and a chemical dispenser. The soft walled tubs add ultraviolet light, and the round one adds ozone. The frame and foam tubs have an antibacterial fabric liner. The foam tub and one frame tub use a phone app to schedule heating and cleaning. For more seating choices, compare the tubs seating six or more.

Why buy your inflatable hot tub from My Cozy Outdoors?

We are an authorized MSpa dealer, and every listing carries the full manufacturer warranty. We can talk through walls, seats, power and placement by phone. Browse our full hot tub collection, or call us and we will talk it through.

Your questions answered

Can an inflatable hot tub stay outside in winter?

Five of the six have anti-icing that warms water near freezing while plugged in. Every tub includes an insulated cover and inflatable insert to hold warmth, and a wind-blocking fence or wall helps. Check the manual for your tub before winter use.

What are the downsides of an inflatable hot tub?

The air jets give bubbles rather than targeted massage, though two of the frame tubs add water jets. A cold fill takes many hours to heat, so check the manual for your tub. Owners say that at 26 to 28 inches tall you sit low, near the floor of the tub, and the soft walls lack an acrylic shell's firmness, which is why the frame tubs have rigid panels.

Can I put an inflatable hot tub on a deck?

Have a contractor check that your deck can carry the filled tub and everyone inside. The base must be completely flat and solid. Place it near a dedicated outdoor outlet that splashing cannot reach, and plan where water goes when draining through a garden hose.

What chemicals does an inflatable hot tub need?

Every tub includes filters and a chemical dispenser. One long-time owner reports adding spa chlorine rather than pool chlorine after each session. The foam tub includes test strips, and you should check the manual for the chemicals needed by your tub.