Lay-Z-Spa Paris AirJet Inflatable Hot Tub Spa 4-6 person

Firstly, I'm 6 foot tall, and tubs and pools that are domestic have generally been an issue for me size wise as I can never stretch out in them, or enjoy them very much. The Paris edition of this company is perfect size, I'm able to stretch out well and sitting the water comes to just under my neck line.The quality of the material is excellent, which has surprised me since the tubs are made in China (I'll say no more there). The material is strong, well bonded and seamed. The plugs and wiring are nice and strong and seem well built, not this cheap plastic you see today on general electrical.Installation was easy enough, I did make a couple of mistakes, this was due to the instructions not being clear enough for me but I managed to sort it out. The pipes that protrude through the outer lining need to be lined up perfectly, this was at first difficult for me to do, so do this before you inflate and will with water (my mistake). Its easy enough once you get the hang of it, I have so far moved the pool once or twice and had no issue.With the pool inflated, it took around an hour to an hour and a half to fill from my kitchen tap using a hosepipe connection converter, I don't have an external tap. Initially I filled it with cold water and then heated using the pump from 18 degrees to 32, this process took 14 hours. I then after changing the water used the hot tap to fill it again, setting the correct water temp on my boiler, this took around an hour and a half to two hours to fully fill, much quicker and cheaper than heating the water on the pump. I had to use the pump to increase it 2 degrees, this saved a lot of time and electric.The air jets are absolutely brilliant, they create a proper jacuzzi effect and myself, my wife and my kids love it.The LED lights that fit underneath are absolutely amazing, just be sure to fit the lighting around the correct way, I found that having each LED facing towards the outside of the tub was the best - and probably the proper way to do it. The lights lit the tub up perfectly, aswell as created a lovely underglow on the under side of the tub. The remote is easy to use with 4 config buttons and a power button, there is no sensor to aim the remote at, it works just like a Bluetooth remote. The pump and the LED lights are powered separately, so you'll need 2 power sockets to gain full experience.I also purchased the lay z spa mats to go under the tub, fit perfectly and make it look very nice.Cover is great, and very insulating, the inflatable ring inside helps to keep the heat in. We lose on average 2-3 degrees per night without heat or filtration. Where I live we have very cold nights, so this is a testament to the insulating properties of the tub.Overall, I would thoroughly recommend this tub, it's cheap enough - I paid £450 for it, and a small amount per day to heat it if I want to use it. Phenomenal piece of kit, go get yourselves one.

Instructions a bit vague but plenty of help on YouTube to cross reference with. Stronger than I thought it would be for a blow-up. Whish I had shocked it well with chlorine on setup because even though tester sticks reckoned it being OK the water got very milky very quickly then I found it would be a long battle to get quality back so I pulled the plug and started again, 2nd time round shocked it well it's all good now . I reckon on about 14kw electric to heat up then 8 or so for 24hrs to keep it running probably 20quid a week at present rates working out when we use it will definitely bring down running costs but still working that one out it seems to be heat on for1hr or so then 3ish hrs off running all the time at the moment we love it really recommend one

The instructions left me confused. I have a physics degree and work in software engineering. The are generic and you have to figure out what applies to yours and what doesn't. Once you figure it out, it's great. It can heat up 1.5-2 degrees hour, so to get to 40 degrees can take 15+ hours, so some planning on when you need it hot is required.The bubbles are ok. Cold air which lowers the water temperature quickly.In "proper" hot tubs they would be water jets instead and more intense. The bubbles do a reasonable job of relaxing aching muscles.Very noisy with the bubbles running.Overall though, I love it.Be sure to clean the filters regularly, use chlorine tablets and water ph controls.Also worth getting the foam floor matt, makes it nicer to sit in.

I'm generally happy with the spa, but the lid has a pinhole puncture and, even after patching it, deflates and is essentially useless. I would really appreciate it if someone from Lay-Z-Spa could contact me for a replacement. Help via Amazon leads to a Lay-Z-Spa login page... I have no account and no recourse. I cannot make a request for just this replacement part via Amazon, only the entire product.Thank you.

Very good it is a lot softer when you sit down and has loads of jets than our old one very easy to set up and maintain

Made my winter bearable! There is nothing like hot tubbing in zero with the stars shining. My 6 year old daughter and 36 year old husband love it. My husband is 6’10” and he fits in it fine, it would be cramped with 5+ people in my opinion. We put a mat under the tub, easy to setup and fill, we watched a YouTube video to help us with setup.It costs us around £30 a month to heat (we keep it at 20C) and use it just over twice a week. It was fine during freezing weather.Dog is curious and likes to jump on it but it’s well protected so he’s not damaged anything.Highly recommend especially with the lights.

Rubbish will not buy one again.2nd one now only used for 3 months last year and oacked away.Useless x2 splits in the seems and same issue with air jets splitting.Worst design would not buy again. Used carefully waste of money

I’m quite a syndical / critical sole, so for me to give a 5* rating across the board is most unusual!Really impressed with quality and content of this item- We purchased the Paris tub.In my opinion worth investing in a good floor base- we went for decking + foam matting, and overhead cover (we went for a haxnicks sunbubble- which also helps keep water warm).Bubbles and lights are superb. For an inflatable (compared to cost of fixed hot tub that you would pay ten times more this superb value. Only concern as a new purchaser is longevity and spares/repairs, especially pump/heater which to be honest I’ve not looked into yet at still enjoying the novelty of having hot tub!!! Enjoy