If a property has an outdoor hot tub, it’s always available year-round. The outdoor hot tub is by far the most popular extra service, offering memorable moments and extra relaxation during your holiday.
The hot tubs’ water maintenance is handled by professionals certified by Valvira, so you can be sure the water is clean and safe to use.
Outdoor hot tubs are preset to a recommended temperature of 38 degrees. The tubs heat the water when the bubbles aren’t in use and the insulated cover is on. The water always cools slightly while in use, so it’s important to always put the cover back on when the tub isn’t being used.
Water evaporates and is lost from the tub during use, and guests should top up the water as needed. If the water doesn’t reach the filter housing and the circulation pump, it won’t heat up or get cleaned.
Do not attempt to empty the outdoor hot tub during your stay — this would cause equipment damage. Outdoor hot tubs use the same kind of chemicals and filtration systems as swimming pools, which keep the water continuously disinfected and hygienic to use throughout your stay. It’s completely normal for the hot tub water to smell slightly of chlorine.