April 1, 2021

SEATTLE, WA –  Are you more than ready to take a swim, but the closest lap lane seems like a lifetime away? Grab your goggles, Olympic Hot Tub has the answer. In keeping with their tradition of offering health and wellness through water, Olympic is now carrying the xStream line of Swim Spas from the makers of Vita Spa.

This is not a replacement for your hot tub. Rather, this hybrid category saves you the hassle and expense of a big swimming pool project with contractors, permitting and more. It affords you the opportunity to fulfill your dreams of swimming at home at a fraction of a cost of a traditional pool.

It doesn’t get much better than this! In an xStream Swim Spa you will feel you’ve arrived at a place where you can swim, relax, entertain, and have the ultimate enjoyment at home. Use the xStream Jet Propulsion System to swim and get your fitness and cardio goals realized, then retreat to the back of your swim spa for terrific hydrotherapy in seats powered with outstanding massage. You’ll find you’ll gain the joy of swimming along with the ability to exercise and relax. Swim spas are also terrific for water aerobics and rehabilitation from injuries or surgery. With models ranging from 12-18 feet, your Swim spa installation can take as little as one day on your prepared site. You’ll love owning an xStream Swim Spa.

About Olympic Hot Tub 

Olympic Hot Tub was founded in 1977 and pioneered hot tubbing in the Pacific Northwest. The company has grown to six retail locations over the past 40 years that include Seattle, Everett, Issaquah, Woodinville, Lacey, and Auburn. They also operate a Service Center in Auburn. Olympic Hot Tub introduced the concept of free “test soaks” to the marketplace and have remained an industry leader in customer service and satisfaction. The company is dedicated to educating the public about the health and wellness benefits of frequent hot tub and swim spa use. They support their local community with consistent fundraising efforts benefitting Northwest-based first responders, military, teachers, hunger, homelessness, the arts, and LGBTQ-related entities.

Details at: www.olympichottub.com