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Hot Tub kaufen — Premium Outdoor Hot Tubs from Wellis

Buying a hot tub means investing in year-round wellness at home. At TwoRelax we sell premium outdoor hot tubs from Wellis — the leading European manufacturer, producing in Hungary since 2003. Whether you say "hot tub", "whirlpool" or "outdoor spa", we have the right model for your garden with free delivery across Germany and Austria.

Free delivery DE + AT
Up to 10-year warranty
Klarna financing
14-day right of withdrawal
TÜV certified
Terminology

Hot tub, whirlpool, outdoor spa — what's the difference?

Hot tub

The internationally preferred English term for a self-contained heated bath with hydrotherapy jets, designed for multiple people. Used across the industry globally and increasingly common in German usage.

Whirlpool

The dominant term in Germany and Austria. Technically synonymous with "hot tub" and used interchangeably. Many German product pages use both terms for clarity.

Outdoor spa

An alternative term sometimes used for larger, premium models. The word "spa" emphasises the wellness/therapeutic aspect. Functionally identical to an outdoor hot tub.

Bottom line: "Hot tub", "whirlpool", and "outdoor spa" all describe the same product category. The search term you use often reflects regional vocabulary — but what matters is the underlying quality and specifications.

Quality markers

What makes a good hot tub?

A good hot tub is more than a tub with jets. The key quality markers:

Shell material

Acrylic is the standard for outdoor hot tubs — durable and easy to clean. Quality shells are multi-layer reinforced and UV-resistant.

Insulation

Good full-foam insulation (known as "Scandinavian insulation") significantly reduces heating costs, especially in winter.

Number of pumps

Two or more pumps allow simultaneous massage sessions and distribute jet power more evenly.

Jet count

Between 30 and 90 jets — more is not automatically better. Variety matters (shoulder, back, feet) and targeted placement.

Control system

Modern hot tubs offer touchscreen operation and smartphone-app control — convenient for heating before arrival.

Certification

Look for TÜV and CE certification. These confirm compliance with European safety standards.

All Wellis hot tubs at TwoRelax meet these criteria and are TÜV certified and CE-compliant.

The right choice

Outdoor, indoor, or inflatable: which type is right?

€5,000 – €30,000

Outdoor hot tubs
(permanently installed)

Acrylic hot tubs for year-round outdoor use. Fully insulated, maintain temperature below freezing.

€ varies

Indoor hot tubs

Less common in Germany. Require professional ventilation and drainage.

€300 – €800

Inflatable hot tubs

Budget entry-level for occasional summer use. Cannot handle sub-zero temperatures — not suitable for year-round use in Germany.

€5,000 – €8,000

Plug & Play hot tubs

Outdoor hot tubs connecting to a 230V socket — no electrician required. Wellis offers 3 models: Mars, Callisto, Castor.

Size & Capacity

Choose a hot tub by number of people

People Typical dimensions Recommended for
2 People ~2.00 × 1.60 m Couples, compact terraces
3–4 People ~2.00 × 2.00 m Couples with occasional guests
5–6 People ~2.20 × 2.20 m Families, small groups
7–8 People ~2.30 × 2.30 m Larger families, hosts
Filter by number of people

Also consider the full footprint (including maintenance access), the load-bearing capacity of your surface (a filled hot tub weighs 1,500 to 3,000 kg), and the electrical supply (230V or 400V depending on the model).

Price guide

How much does a hot tub cost?

Price ranges vary widely. A rough guide:

Inflatable
€300 – €800
Summer entry-level
Plug & Play entry
€5,000 – €8,000
Year-round outdoor use
Mid-range
€8,000 – €15,000
Enhanced specifications
Premium
€15,000 – €30,000+
Flagship models

Wellis hot tubs at TwoRelax

Price range €5,429 (Mars Plug & Play) to €29,299 (Olympus Life 8 people). All prices include 19% VAT.

Additional costs often overlooked:

  • Foundation or patio base: approx. €300 – €1,500
  • Electrical installation: €200 – €800
  • Crane delivery (White-Glove service): optionally €600 at TwoRelax
  • Running electricity costs (see next section)
Operating costs

Is a hot tub an energy drain?

Power consumption depends on three factors: insulation quality, water temperature, and outdoor temperature.

Typical monthly electricity costs (38°C, German average electricity prices):

Well-insulated hot tub in summer
€25 – €50 / month
Well-insulated hot tub in winter
€60 – €120 / month
Poorly insulated hot tub in winter
€150 – €250 / month

How to significantly reduce running costs:

  1. Heat pump — can reduce heating energy by up to 75%. TwoRelax offers the Smart-In Step 3kW heat pump.
  2. Insulated cover — the most important energy-saving factor. Prevents heat loss during non-use.
  3. Adjust water temperature — each degree Celsius lower ≈ 5% energy savings.

All Wellis Life and PeakLife models at TwoRelax feature full-foam insulation and are heat-pump-ready.

Our manufacturer

Wellis — our focus on a European manufacturer

TwoRelax specialises in hot tubs and swim spas from the Hungarian manufacturer Wellis. Wellis has produced hot tubs in Hungary since 2003, manufacturing exclusively within the European Union.

What convinced us about Wellis:

  • Continuous full-foam insulation across all outdoor models
  • Up to 10-year warranty on the acrylic shell
  • TÜV and CE certification
  • More than 30 current models (2 – 8 people)
  • Spare parts availability within the EU

Wellis series at TwoRelax

ClassicLine
Mars, Callisto, Castor, Jupiter, Venus, Pluto
CityLife
Manhattan, Budapest, Lima, Malaga, Palermo
Life Deluxe
Lugano, Prague, Vienna, Firenze
PeakLife
Atlas, Elbrus, Everest, Kilimanjaro, Mandala, Olympus, Teide
StreamLife Swim Spas
Amazonas, Beach Club, Danube, Elba, Rio Grande

Delivery

Free delivery DE + AT. 2–4 weeks in stock, 6–12 weeks custom configurations. White-Glove service €600 optional.

Installation

Final electrical connection by qualified electrician. Technical documentation on request.

Warranty

Acrylic shell up to 10 years. Frame + plumbing 3 years. Electronics + pumps 2 years.

Financing with Klarna

Pay now
(SEPA)
Pay in 3 instalments
(interest-free)
Pay later
(30 days interest-free)
Instalment plan 6–36 months
(from 0% APR)

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

A good-quality outdoor hot tub for year-round use starts at around €5,000 (Plug & Play entry model). Mid-range models with enhanced specifications range from €8,000 to €15,000, and premium hot tubs for 6–8 people range from €15,000 to €30,000.

Not necessarily. With good insulation, a tight cover, and optionally a heat pump, monthly electricity costs are €25–50 in summer and €60–120 in winter. A heat pump can reduce consumption by up to 75%.

Yes, for private use on your own property you generally do not require a permit. In specific cases (rental flats, local development plans, heritage protection) restrictions may apply. If in doubt, ask your local municipality.

With consistent water care (pH balance, chlorine or salt-water system), change the water completely every 3–4 months. Filter cleaning is weekly; filter cartridges are replaced every 12 months.

That depends on your priorities: price, specifications, origin, service. TwoRelax specialises in Wellis — a European manufacturer from Hungary with a broad model range, solid warranty, and good spare-parts availability within the EU. Other well-known brands in the German market include Jacuzzi, Hot Spring and Villeroy & Boch.

In-stock models are delivered within 2–4 weeks; custom configurations take 6–12 weeks. We coordinate the delivery date with you in advance.

Yes, via Klarna you have several instalment options — from interest-free payment in 3 instalments to 36-month financing with promotional rates starting at 0% APR.

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