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How safe are hot tubs in holiday accommodation?

If you are contemplating booking a holiday cottage that has a hot tub, you may be concerned about its safety aspects.
Spa chemicals are used to keep a hot tub bacteria free in a similar way to a swimming pool. The water is not usually emptied between lettings.  The degree of bacteria depends on how consistently and thoroughly the hot tub water treatment is maintained.

If this is a concern to you, you might be better off booking a holiday cottage with a Jacuzzi where the water is emptied on every use.

There are health considerations when using a hot tub and these are always displayed. Essentially, do not use one if you have a heart problem are pregnant or suffer from high blood pressure.

Should people drink alcohol when using a hot tub?

No one using a hot tub should be so inebriated that they fall asleep and put themselves in danger of drowning. The warm water of a hot tub could relax sufficiently to induce drowsiness.

Do not leave children unattended

A hot tub, especially a large one, contains a good amount of water. Children should always be watched near hot tubs. There tend to be steps leading up to a hot tub and even a toddler would be able to climb and fall in. It is usual for hot tub covers to be replaced to conserve heat when it is not in use.

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Hot Tub Cottages offers a fabulous selection of quality self catering properties throughout the UK and abroad. Every property comes with use of a fabulous bubbly hot tub! Most of our owners offer private hot tubs but please check the details of each property listed. Some hot tubs are outside, some are indoors and some may be part of shared Spa facilities.

We aim to provide you with the best choice available whether you’re after a cosy log cabin for you and your family, a romantic retreat just for two or a fantastic location for your hen or stag party!

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