Hot Tub Rules and Guidance
Nothing beats a soak under the stars after a day exploring. To keep everyone safe and the water clean, we ask that the following rules and guidelines are followed, alongside any specific information in your holiday home welcome guide (available after booking).
On your day of arrival
For health and safety reasons, the hot tub water is changed after every booking, which may be on the morning of your arrival. Hot tubs take up to 12 hours to reach optimal temperature, so it may not be fully warm when you arrive. We apologise in advance and hope you understand the importance of keeping the hot tub clean for your wellbeing.
Times & temperature
- The hot tub may be used from 10am to 9pm (hours may differ, so please check the property details).
- Please respect the neighbours in the evening and keep noise to an acceptable level.
- The hot tub is set to the correct temperature, which should not exceed 37°C.
- We recommend no more than 15 minutes in the hot tub at a time.
Before you get in
- Please shower first, and don't wear suntan lotion, spray tan or skin creams.
- Don't use the hot tub after a heavy meal or under the influence of alcohol or sedatives.
- Seek medical advice first if you are pregnant, have health problems or are immunosuppressed.
Staying safe
- Always keep your head above the water.
- Don't exceed the maximum number of bathers (one per seat), and never use the hot tub alone.
- Supervise children in and around the hot tub at all times. Children under six are not permitted in the hot tub.
Looking after the hot tub
- No glass in or around the hot tub. Plastic cups are provided.
- Please don't sit on the hot tub cover or the plastic lid over the filter.
- Keep electrical appliances away from the hot tub.
All guests use the hot tub at their own risk. Please make sure everyone in your group has read these rules before using it.
Thank you for your cooperation and understanding. We hope you enjoy the hot tub!