Best 2-person hot tubs

2-person hot tub comparison

Options can be customized to cater to specific needs of people wanting to buy a spa. We’ve compared four popular models of hot tubs: The Gemini from ThermoSpas, the TS 240 from Master Spas, the Rendezvous from Marquis and Veranda V-420B from Cal Spas.

Model	The Gemini	TS 240	The Rendezvous	Veranda V-420B
Dimensions	81.5” x 46” x 30.5”	78” x 78” x 34”	75” x 75” x 29.5”	48” x 86” x 33”
Capacity	215 gallons	205 gallons	170 gallons	200 gallons
Seats	2	2—3	2—3	2
Pumps	3–4	2	1	1
Jets	28	26	14	20
Features	Individual jet controls, LED lighting, air bubbling systems	Wi-Fi, Bluetooth sound system, lighting, cascading waterfall	Deep therapy seats, steps, towel bars, Adagio audio option	Wi-Fi for controls, Bluetooth sound system, cascading waterfall
Est. monthly cost	Varies	$13.48	$8.18	Varies
Customer satisfaction	Read reviews	Read reviews	Read reviews	Read reviews

	Model	Dimensions	Capacity	Seats	Pumps	Jets	Features	Est. monthly cost	Customer satisfaction
	The Gemini	81.5” x 46” x 30.5”	215 gallons	2	3–4	28	Individual jet controls, LED lighting, air bubbling systems	Varies	Read reviews
	TS 240	78” x 78” x 34”	205 gallons	2—3	2	26	Wi-Fi, Bluetooth sound system, lighting, cascading waterfall	$13.48	Read reviews
	The Rendezvous	75” x 75” x 29.5”	170 gallons	2—3	1	14	Deep therapy seats, steps, towel bars, Adagio audio option	$8.18	Read reviews
	V-420B	48” x 86” x 33”	200 gallons	2	1	20	Wi-Fi for controls, Bluetooth sound system, cascading waterfall	Varies	Read reviews

Pros and cons of 2-person hot tubs

Pros:Small hot tubs are more affordable because less material is used to construct them. They also use less energy because they have a smaller pump, heater and filtration system. Two-person hot tubs are easier to maintain because less cleaning solution, sanitizing chemicals and time are needed to drain, clean and refill the tubs.

Because of their size, 2-person hot tubs are more adaptable to a variety of spaces. They can be a great choice for smaller homes, or for singles or couples without children who want to take advantage of the benefits of therapeutic soaking.

Cons: While there are many pros to the smaller size, 2-person tubs aren’t the right choice for everybody. Because of their limited size, soaking space can feel cramped even with just two people in the tub. It might be hard to recline or change positions as often as you want with more than one person in the tub.

Smaller hot tubs are typically built with 100v pumps and heaters, which makes the heating process slower than larger tubs. Fewer water jets means a lesser level of massage for your muscles, bones and nerves compared to bigger hot tubs, reducing the therapeutic benefits.

Two-person hot tubs are normally made of materials durable enough for their size, but less durable than those used for bigger spas. This makes them less resistant to wear and tear damage and, as a result, they tend to yield a shorter lifespan.