Lay-Z-Spa Boracay
A small smart tub that works with Alexa.

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Is the Lay-Z-Spa Boracay any good?
With 5.2 out of 10, the Lay-Z-Spa Boracay ranks 18 of 32 in our comparison. Strengths: App and voice control under £400, Small water volume heats up faster. Weakness: Plain wall, no extra insulation. Best for: Couples who want app control on a budget.
In short
The Boracay is a 180 cm round inflatable for 2 to 4 people, holding about 669 litres. It has wifi and works with Alexa and Google Assistant. The wall uses DuraPlus beams inside for shape. 4.3 out of 5 from 25 reviews.
Best for: Couples who want app control on a budget.
What we like
- App and voice control under £400
- Small water volume heats up faster
- Light at 34 kg
What we don't
- Plain wall, no extra insulation
- Separate pump box
- Tight for four adults
Specifications
| Type | Inflatable |
|---|---|
| Shape | Round |
| Seats (maker's figure) | 4 |
| Outside size | 180 cm across, 66 cm high |
| Water | 669 litres |
| Jets | 120 air jets |
| Wall and insulation | DuraPlus wall with beam construction |
| Heater built into the wall | No, separate pump unit |
| Heater power | not published |
| Wifi app | Yes |
| LED lights | No |
| 13 A plug and play | not published |
| Weight empty | 33.9 kg |
| Maker's guarantee | 2 years |
| Price checked | £390 |
Sources: the product page on Amazon.co.uk and the maker's own specs. If a value is missing, we found it published nowhere.
Score: 5.2 out of 10
Worked out from the specs above. How we score.
Lay-Z-Spa Boracay: common questions
Is the Lay-Z-Spa Boracay any good?
With 5.2 out of 10, the Lay-Z-Spa Boracay ranks 18 of 32 in our comparison. Strengths: App and voice control under £400, Small water volume heats up faster. Weakness: Plain wall, no extra insulation. Best for: Couples who want app control on a budget.
How many people fit in the Lay-Z-Spa Boracay?
Lay-Z-Spa sells it for up to 4 people. It measures 180 cm across, 66 cm high on the outside, and the walls take up part of that. It holds about 669 litres of water. Makers count seats generously, so plan on fewer adults for real comfort.
Does the Lay-Z-Spa Boracay have water jets?
No. It has 120 air bubble jets only. They feel relaxing but do not massage like water jets do.
Can I plug the Lay-Z-Spa Boracay into a normal socket?
Tubs like this run from a 13 A socket. Use a weatherproof outdoor socket with RCD protection and no extension lead. On many inflatables the heater and the bubbles cannot run at the same time.
What guarantee comes with the Lay-Z-Spa Boracay?
Up to 2 years from the maker. Guarantees on hot tubs often split between the liner and the pump, so check the terms.
How much does the Lay-Z-Spa Boracay cost?
The last price we saw was £390, about £98 per seat. Hot tub prices climb before summer and drop around Black Friday, and the retailer shows the current price.
Alternatives to the Lay-Z-Spa Boracay

A budget Wave with the heater in the wall.

A plug-and-play inflatable with aromatherapy.

Water jets for just over £300.
Head-to-head comparisons
- Canadian Spa Co. Grand Rapids vs Lay-Z-Spa Boracay (£379 against £390)
- Intex PureSpa Greywood Deluxe 4 vs Lay-Z-Spa Boracay (£604 against £390)
- Lay-Z-Spa Boracay vs Wave Pacific 4 (£390 against £400)