Sojourn™ Spa

Hot tubs and saunas can both support relaxation and provide soothing heat, but they work in different ways. Hot tubs combine warm-water immersion, buoyancy, and jets, while saunas expose the body to heated air or infrared heat. Your best choice depends on your wellness goals, comfort preferences, and the type of relaxation you want.

A warm soak may temporarily ease muscle aches and promote relaxation during cold and flu season. The warmth may also feel comforting when you’re dealing with congestion or general discomfort. Used safely, a hot tub can be part of a relaxing self-care routine alongside rest, fluids, and good hygiene. It should complement, not replace, appropriate medical care.

Swim spas come in a range of sizes, with many models measuring roughly 11 to 21 feet long and about 8 feet wide. The spa itself is only part of the space you need to plan. You’ll also need room for service access, the cover, a suitable foundation, and a clear delivery route.