Destination Outdoor Hot Tub, 5-Person 59-Jet 80-Port 4-Pump Lounger Spa with Waterfall Arch and Bluetooth Stereo by Aqualife by Strong Spas
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Color: Slate
Features
- 80 streams of water through 59 stainless steel adjustable jets
- Seating for up to 6 people
- Comfortable seating includes a full-body lounger
- 240V hardwired operation for energy-efficiency
- Bluetooth sound system with 2 sPeakers for luxurious ambience
Description
Let your fatigue and stiffness melt away when you step into the Destination® 59-jet 80-port lounger spa from Aqualife by Strong Spas. Seat up to 5 people at once and maximize comfort with integrated headrests and dedicated neck and shoulder jets. Invite your friends over for a dip, or hop in by yourself to relax and unwind after a long week. 59 stainless steel jets (comprised of 51 adjustable hydro jets, and 8 stainless steel air jets) are driven by 4 total Pumps, including 2 x 3 CHP high-speed Pumps, a blower Pump and circ Pump. Massaging your whole body with warm water, Destination is the ideal spa for relieving soreness and strain. Built-in programmable multicolor LEDs add ambiance and enhance the atmosphere while taking a soak. With Bluetooth integrated sound system connectivity, Destination spas let you stream music and audiobooks from your smartphone while you relax. Set the temperature, jets, waterfall and built-in lights, then pair your phone via Bluetooth and sink into the spa for warmth, comfort, and relaxation. Heavy-duty insulated spa cover is included.
Brand: Aqualife by Strong Spas
Color: Slate
Product Dimensions: 85"L x 85"W x 36"H
Material: Acrylic, Stainless Steel
Voltage: 240 Volts
Brand Name: Aqualife by Strong Spas
Required Assembly: No
Model Name: Destination
UPC: 797720005476
Manufacturer: Strong Industries Inc
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Item Type Name: Hot Tub
Model Number: AC510-2P
Manufacturer Part Number: AC510-2P
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 85"L x 85"W x 36"H
Capacity: 365 gallons
Seating Capacity: 5
Voltage: 240 Volts
Number of Jets: 59
Power Source: ac
Color: Slate
Shape: Square
Material Type: Acrylic, Stainless Steel
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I’ve had this hot tub long enough now to move past the “new toy” phase and actually judge it honestly. Overall, I’m genuinely happy with it, and I’d buy one again. Setup took some work because these things are HEAVY, but once it was in place and dialed in, it became one of the best quality-of-life purchases I’ve made. The lounger is probably my favorite part. The jet pressure is strong enough to actually matter without feeling excessive, and the heat system has been reliable. I usually keep mine around 97–98 degrees and it’s perfect for relaxing at the end of the day. What surprised me most is how much we actually use it. It became less about “owning a hot tub” and more about having a place to slow down, think, relax, and spend time with family. Sounds simple, but it genuinely changed the atmosphere at home. I’ll be honest though — owning a spa is not maintenance-free. If you don’t want to learn basic water chemistry, filters, sanitizer levels, pH, and cleaning routines, you probably won’t enjoy long-term ownership. But once you learn the basics and stay ahead of it, it’s honestly pretty manageable. The insulation and circulation system seem efficient enough, and operating costs haven’t been nearly as bad as I expected after reading horror stories online. It holds temperature well, runs consistently, and has been mechanically solid so far. Build quality overall has been better than I expected for the price range. Is it a luxury spa that costs tens of thousands of dollars? No. But for what it is, I think it’s a solid value and feels sturdier than I originally feared before buying it. Biggest takeaway: at first I questioned whether spending the money was worth it. Now that I’ve lived with it for a while, I’m glad I did. It’s one of those purchases that quietly becomes part of your daily routine instead of something that just sits in the backyard unused.
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Color: Espresso
After hours of research for a plug-and-play hot tub, I finally settled on the Essential Adelaide. It seemed like the best fit for me because I live in Florida (so I don’t need a powerful water heater requiring 240V) and I also didn’t want to pay an electrician to come and install a 240V outlet (I’m cheap). It arrived (early) without a problem but the freight company damaged the cover while lowering the lift gate. Amazon took GREAT care of me with that issue. It took three people (to including myself and with a little guidance from my wife) and a large DIY dolly to move this thing. I used four 8 inch Harbor Freight rubber casters (the 2 front were swivel casters) and the wood from the shipping frame itself to make the dolly. It worked like a charm! The tub weighs over 400 lbs. without the pallet/wooden frame, so getting it in place was not very hard. Now here is the "but" part: 1) Taking off the service panels (or any other panel) is VERY tedious, time consuming and unintuitive. 2) Quite a few of the service panel screws were crooked/warped when I unscrewed them, so I'll be replacing the screws with better ones. BE CAREFUL NOT TO WEAR DOWN THE SCREW HEADS WHILE REMOVING THEM, THEY ARE VERY CHEAP. 3) DO YOUR OWN QUALITY CONTROL BEFORE PLUGGING THE TUB IN. I found a loose screw inside the hot tub. After carefully examining it, I found out where it belonged (it was a screw used to secure the power cord to a wooden frame stud). I filled this tub up and had it running in about 45 minutes. It took about one day for it to reach 140 degrees and another day to get the chemicals right. I had an available 120V, 20A (non-dedicated circuit) outlet and was worried that it would trip the breaker if I turned on the projector and sound bar inside the house while using the hot tub. But it hasn’t! Final Summary: My wife and kids LOVE this tub. I was a little skeptical about the amount of power the jets would generate using only 120V, 15A but I was pleasantly surprised. The jets are perfectly placed and have the right amount of power. The color changing LED is a nice touch. I haven’t used the built in cooler, but it looks like a nice feature. The cooler cover is meant to come off and turn into a little table that self-clamps to the cooler edge but there seems to be a design flaw with it; it’s loose and I wouldn’t trust it to hold a beer or wine bottle securely, so I’d rather not risk spilling anything into the tub. The two fountains look cool with the lights on at night but they do reduce water pressure just a bit (I only use it to show off the tub). I’ve only been in a few hot tubs in hotels/resorts so I’m not sure how home “high end” hot tubs are supposed to feel. What I do know is that comparing the quotes I got from local stores/online companies and comparing features and prices, this tub was a no brainer on paper which turned out to be a fantastic buy. I highly recommend this tub…so far. I’ll be updating this review every year.
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What can I say, great plug and play hot tub for a great price. Here are a few things we love about it : 1) it's 110v or 240v , we are currently using on 110v but might convert to 240v depending on how we like it 2) many features that would be on a big end tub but not at high end price 3) easy to service and fill A few things you need to know before purchasing : 1) the 110v cord that comes with the tub is about 8-10 ft. We ended up getting a 25ft 10/4 wire from Lowe’s ($42) and using the GfCi adapter that came on the factory cord we made a longer cord 2) remove the 3 screw on each side of the service panel and the 2 screws at the bottom of the service panel. The panel then comes off and you can drain the tub or service it 3) spend the extra money for a hydraulic cover lift and nice steps. It will cost an extra $200 but is well worth it The tub heats at about 2 degrees per hour and house water is about 65-70 degrees so it’ll take about 15 hours to heat to 100 degrees upon initial setup.
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I replaced a 25 year old hot tub with the 30 Jet Adelaide from Strong Spas. There are many wonderful features with the tub as I will cover below. After delivery, I had one other adult help me put it in place using dollies. I then read though all the instructions and proceeded to get rid of the remaining antifreeze when I discovered my only real complaint with the instructions and the tub itself. To access the drain valve, you have to remove the side service panel. Well, putting it bluntly, the instructions are woefully inadequate. Not only was the panel difficult to remove, but it was not clear whether you would remove only the two screws at the bottom or the additional six on the side. Customer service was very helpful with this, telling me to remove all eight, which I did. There is a piece of insulation that also has to be removed, but nothing was said about that. Putting the panel back in place was kind of a chore and is making me consider other ways of emptying the tub. Honestly, a video or more complete instructions on this is the only reason it is not getting five stars. Other than that, my wife and I have been enjoying all the bells and whistles this tub has to offer. Though this is a lower end model, it has many wonderful features from the lounge chair to the adjustable jets, the colored led lights, and the overall quality of the materials. Once chemically adjusted, it has been very relaxing and enjoyable. We are looking forward to many years of wonderful use. Do heed the warning regarding the use of trichor and phone customer service when needed. The wait time is short and they are very helpful.
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Color: Espresso
Great Hot Tub for your money, with out spending a fortune. We had a problem with the cooler lid turning into a shelve, it would not stay on as a shelve. After one call and a email sent to customer service with pictures and explaining the problem. They sent us a new shelve right away. Was a little difficult to put in place with only two people. But once it was in place it was easy to set up and operate. As other reviews have said it is a pain to get the service panel off and back on. They could improve that. But all and all it seems to be a great hot tub. Update: Our heater went out in Dec. 2020 and it is now March 2021 and still no response from Strong spa's. I have called, e-mailed, and made a request on their website. Still no response, our spa is still under warranty. Very frustrating. Have fixed at this point my self, but still would like to be reimbursed, since under warranty.
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We really like our new spa. We have only had it going for a few days now that it is colder weather. It was super easy to get set up and going. It took quite a while to heat up like all through the night and most of the next day but now it is doing well and the lights and jets work pretty great. I didn't know it had an ice bucket tray until after setting it up and I think that is a fun feature. We have 4 of us that use it. It is about right for that many, 6 would be a little squishy. Overall it has been a good purchase and I am happy for the price and the features.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2019 by Raylinda Hirschi