Need a little help

[Sparkyjay]

OK all...give this one your best shot.

I'm looking for a great 10 year wedding anniversary present.  Hint, hint.

I'd like a 3-4 person because of a limited budget.  A 2 year old and 4 year old cut into the extras.   I'm not really looking for a "top of the line", but I don't want to have to replace a cheapie in 5 years either.  We live in the "woods" of NH, if this effects it any.   Any help would be great.

[Chris_H]

Tiger River Bengal or a Hotspring Prodigy.  Both should be in the $5,500 to $6,500 range.

[HotTubMan]

Check out Coleman or Dimension1's @home tubs.

[Spatech_tuo]

Check out the websites for Hot Spring, Sundance, Caldera, Marquis, Jacuzzi, etc and you'll find a section where you can enter your zip code to find your local dealer. Buy from a reputable local dealer who sells well made spas (such as the ones mentioned above).

[UnderTheStars]

Hi Sparky!   Agree with all of the above.  They are all saying buy a lesser expensive tub from a top brand.  

[Mendocino101]

Check out all of the above mentioned spas...also from Marquis....look at the "Quest" as it really is a great model and sometimes seems to be over looked....

[CalicoskiesNC]

Sweetwater is Sundance's secondary line and they were pretty nice.  Our dealer was willing to upgrade the warranty and filtration to match the Sundances.  The Palermo was $6200, incl step, ozone, 7%tax, light, upgrade to micron filtration and Sundance warranty of 10-7-5, and a cover. The Bahia was a little less I think, but cant recall.  

[Vinny]

Look at Emerald Spas. They have tubs of all different sizes and pricepoints in those sizes. For example their largest tub, the 899, was priced from $4500 to $7000 (2004 pricing, they came out with 2005 line) depending on what configuration you want.