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Original => Hot Tub Forum => Topic started by: Jetsetter on September 08, 2004, 04:00:21 pm

Title: VITA SPAS?
Post by: Jetsetter on September 08, 2004, 04:00:21 pm
Please help!  Does anyone have any opinion on Vita Spas?  I am having a hard time finding info on the net.  They seem to be well made and comfortable.  The rep said they hired a specialist from Porsche to make the spas ultra comfortable- any comments?

Also, any other recommendations for a well built, good valued, 4,5,or even 6 person spa?  I need help!
Title: Re: VITA SPAS?
Post by: wmccall on September 08, 2004, 04:16:01 pm
There is one happy Vita Nuage owner in our Yahoo Groups (Hot tub owners)  I can't give out her email address, but if you want to talk to her, she might give you some insight. She is the only owner I know and we didn't discover the brand until after we bought.

(Sorry admin, I try not to post about that other group  :D)
Title: Re: VITA SPAS?
Post by: cparlf on September 08, 2004, 06:12:54 pm
We looked at Vita spas, and liked them however the one we liked most was pretty far out of our price range at over 10 thousand.  I also thought the dealer was a bit daffy, and seemed to know little to nothing about spas.  They had a dozen sitting out in the back under the full sun with no protection.  Not good.  I of course was armed with the comfort of knowledge gained from research with this site's willing and skilled contributors who unlike me actually know a lot about the spa industry.    To the point, I have a good friend who has a Vita, about 8 years old now.  He has had a very good experience with it so far.  Needed a new heater this year, but it had been sitting unused for over a year when he tried to rekindle it.  It works great, has very comfortable couple orinetd seating and a built in cooler in one corner.  No drain in the cooler, but the concept is great.  Beyond that I can't help.  
Title: Re: VITA SPAS?
Post by: Jetsetter on September 08, 2004, 06:36:34 pm
My fiance just called to tell me to get a broom and sweep off the patio b/c the Nuage will be dlivered on Friday.  He got it for $6500 out the door, with cover, chemicals, etc..

Can anyone tell me if that's a good price?  He wanted to purchase it and THEN tell me since it was a surprise.  I hope it wasn't a bad movE?!?!?!?
Title: Re: VITA SPAS?
Post by: OnMedic on September 09, 2004, 01:50:58 am
Jetsetter,

I think it is a good move. The price we were quoted in Canada was around the 8500-8900 range CAD (+tax). It was probably our top choice when considering build and price until we got a deal on the Beachcomber that we juct couldn't turn down. The Nuage is a nice size tub, barrier free with some great features. You won't be disapointed!

Enjoy your soak(s) this weekend!

OnMedic
Title: Re: VITA SPAS?
Post by: Mendocino101 on September 09, 2004, 02:06:04 am
Congatulations....I am sure you will throughly enjoy the spa....it is nice that you will be getting it so soon......I must say that is an interesting about Porsche and the design.....