Hydrotherapy is one of the oldest physical therapies known to humankind - and also one of the most accessible. From relaxation to recovery, it has been used to help support wellbeing for thousands of years. A Hydropool hot tub is one of the simplest ways to access the full range of benefits that hydrotherapy can offer - the warmth and buoyancy of the water have the power to ease, support and relax. These are just some of the health benefits of a Hydropool hot tub.

Part of the pleasure of getting into a hot tub is having the water at the exact right temperature for that blissful experience. For most people that will usually be around 36°C and 38°C but there are also a number of other factors that could affect what feels like the right temperature. From the weather outside to personal preference, body temperature and who is using the hot tub there are lots of different influences that may mean you need to think more about the temperature the hot tub should be.

Cost is obviously a major factor in any purchase today. When it comes to the cost of a hot tub this will depend on a number of factors, from those that are more obvious - like the make and model that you choose - to other costs, including ongoing running costs. So, when you’re considering how much a hot tub is going to cost you, now and throughout its lifetime, these are some of the key things to consider.