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Best Cheap Hot Tubs Under $1000 dollars [Deals]

Any hot tub under $1000 would be considered as a cheap and affordable hot tub. There are a few main manufactures that have done an amazing job designing their hot tubs. 

If the pricing is your main concern and you are willing to loosen your priorities when it comes to luxury items, then you are looking at getting some of the best inflatable hot tubs that provide almost the same feeling as your regular hot tub would. 

I have a different article where I listed pros and cons of owning an inflatable hot tub vs regular hot tub that you need to read. 
In the meantime, most of these inflatable hot tubs will differentiate in size, capacity, build quality and number of jets. 

Now, let’s check the top 3 hot tubs that you can get for your money today.

Bestseller No. 1
Coleman SaluSpa Sicily AirJet 7 Person Inflatable Hot Tub Round Portable Outdoor Spa with 180 Soothing AirJets and Insulated Cover, Gray
  • ATTENTION: Shipping restrictions may apply. This model is not available for sale in the following states: CA, OR, RI, MA, NJ, ME, NY, NV, MD, WA, D.C. Residents of these states may select the comparable Bestway model sold with energy-efficient EnergySense thermal cover to avoid cancellation
  • Soothing Massage Experience: Immerse yourself in luxury with the SaluSpa Sicily AirJet hot tub, offering 180 warm bubbling jets for a relaxing massage, accommodating up to 7 people in ultimate comfort
  • Freeze Shield Technology: Features Freeze Shield automatic heating function to prevent inner components from freezing and 2 easy-lift, built-in handles for easy transport; Water capacity (80 percent filled): 314 gallons
  • Efficient Heat Retention: Reinforced cover not only retains heat efficiently when the spa is not in use but also serves as a barrier against dust and debris, maintaining water quality
  • Complete Spa Package: Includes 2 easy-lift, built-in handles for portability, pump, ChemConnect dispenser, filter cartridge, and repair patch. Everything you need for a seamless and enjoyable spa experience
SaleBestseller No. 2
Bestway Coleman Hawaii AirJet Large Square 4 to 6 Person Inflatable Hot Tub Portable Outdoor Spa with 140 AirJets and EnergySense Cover, Blue
  • Square Hawaii hot tub provides a soothing massage experience with 140 bubbling warm jets for up to 4 to 6 people and reaches up to 104 degrees F for ultimate relaxation
  • EnergySense hot tub cover is 40% more energy efficient; NOTE: APSP-14 and Title 20 compliant. This model meets all energy efficiency conditions required for sale in the following states: CA, OR, RI, MA, NJ, ME, NY, NV, MD, WA, D.C.
  • DuraPlus 3-layer material is 33% more resistant to punctures and 56% more resistant to stretching with Freeze Shield heating to ensure components will not freeze
  • Equipped with a pump that inflates the spa and more for a convenient spa that includes a cover, spa pump, chemical floater, 2 filter cartridges (VI), 1 repair patch, and a 6-foot-long cord
  • Portable hot tub measures 71” x 71” x 28” (L x W x H); Water capacity at 80% capacity is 222 gal; This spa cannot be used in temperatures less than 39 degrees F
SaleBestseller No. 3
Abimars Thicker Hot Tub Mat, Dual-Layer 78″ x 78″ Hot Tub Pad for Inflatable tub, Non-Slip and Waterproof Backing, Indoor Outdoor Insulated Ground Mat for Hot Tub
  • Robust Construction: This Hot Tub Pad is 78” x 78” and constructed of geotextile synthetic fibers(polyester, acrylicand cotton) on the top and polyethylene on the bottom. When the mat is compressed it’s closer to 3mm (0.12”) thick, it's 1.5 times thicker than similar products(2mm), ensuring unmatched protection and longevity for your hot tub.
  • Ultra-thick & Superior Defense: Our hot tub mat is now 1.5x thicker, offering unbeatable puncture protection for your spa. Its dense, wear-resistant fabric reduces friction and collisions, effectively shielding your hot tub from scratches, stains, and damage. Extends hot tub life, shields from wear & tear.
  • Comfort & Heat Insulation: Unlike other brands, our enhanced thickness offers supreme foot comfort and significantly reduces heat loss from the tub's base, ensuring a warm, relaxing soak without the high utility costs. Moreover, Extra thick mat protects wooden floors from heat, prevents warping, and keeps your home looking great.
  • Not slip & Absorbent: Slip-proof and ultra-absorbent, it stops water and oil dead in their tracks. Thanks to its thick geosynthetic fibers, it's a no-slip, no-drip guardian for your floors, drying fast and fighting leaks like a champ. Designed to drastically cut down on accidents, it’s a safe, dry spot for everyone, with extra care for kids and the elderly.
  • Easy to Clean & Multifunctional:A simple wipe with a towel, soap, and water banishes dirt and pet hair effortlessly. Its versatility shines beyond the tub, serving as an outdoor rug, a clean play zone for kids, a reliable yoga/exercise base, safeguarding your floors under aquariums, or as a robust mat for your workout equipment and BBQ grills.

Last 15 to 20 years manufacturers have been able to up their game in producing durable and high-quality inflatable / portable hot tubs. These days we are also calling them affordable or cheap hot tubs because they simply give a lot more than they cost in terms of security, reliability, and as I said before, the durability of the materials and components.

With the new technology, engineers have been able to produce top inflatable hot tubs that have now genuinely become a long-term alternative to regular hot tubs that you might put in-ground in the backyard.

When it comes to the performance of the hot tubs itself, they have become comparable to the regular hot tubs at a fraction of the real cost which is usually well under $1000. They, by the way, are well worth the money if you didn’t get that so far.

Most of their internal mechanical elements such as blowers and heaters are very similar to the regular hot tubs. Just for the sake of comparison, a regular heat pump that you might find in inflatable hot tubs are about 1300 W with 460 gallon per hour water pump. This is not too far away from regular hot tubs really.

When you have similar hardware setup, you can’t expect performance to be way different. When it comes to this, I think you will be really surprised what they can do for you.

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Emily Williams

Emily is a passionate Hot Tubs researcher who loves writing about all things Hot Tubs! She has years of experience and a knack for simplifying complex concepts, these articles are here to answer all your burning questions in a simple and easy to read style.
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