Great Lakes hot tubs

Great Lakes hot tubs are one of the leading manufacturers of hot tubs. They where founded in 1969 by William Mouw and where first called Glamour Pools of the Mid West which was a franchise but three years later they became an independent company and changed names to GPM Industries, Inc. In 2003 the company changed its name to Great Lakes Home & Resort, to more accurately reflect the company’s strategic plan to be the leading resource for home resort products.

Today now owned by Emerald Spas they provide consumers with innovative design, top quality, and well-crafted, American-made portable spas across essentially all price points, from value-priced spas to made-to-order luxury spas.

So why invest in a Great Lakes hot tub?

At one time people used to think indoor plumbing was a luxury. Today we know it's essential. With the changing pace of modern life, the most precious commodity is time. To relieve stress, protect your health, and catch up with those closest to you is essential you should be able to take a few minutes to do this. There's no better place to do all three than in a Great Lakes hot tub.

Great Lakes spas have some of the best value hot tubs on the market. They have an exclusive body construction, beautiful colours and a full complement of comfort and convenience features. Great Lakes Spas deliver more spa for your dollar. So enjoy a solo soak under the stars, escape the stress of the day with the one you love, get the family together for great fun, or throw a party everyone will remember

Can I afford a hot tub?

A hot tub costs no more than a typical two-week family vacation. Great Lakes spas offer a wide variety of models, each built with the same quality materials and to the same exacting standards. The only differences are in size, design, and available options. The wide range of choice means there is a Great Lakes Hot Tub for every budget

Great Lakes spas range of hot tubs


Ottawa. The Ottawa is one of the most innovative hot tubs on the market. Smooth and flowing contours provide delightful bench and recliner seating for five. A moulded neck jet and a waterfall jet provide for neck and shoulder massage. Moulded-in pillows add to the comfort of this exciting hot tub .Seating is for 5 Persons with Bucket, Bench and Reclining seats.

Ontario. At 33" deep, this three person hot tub is roomier than most. That's because of the smart use of contours and seating that were applied to this popular model. The Ontario has a moulded-in grab handle for convenience, and like all of their hot tubs, it provides powerful, steady flow to all jets. Fold-down cup holders add convenience to the hot tub experience!

Manitou. The Manitou is a versatile 4-person hot tub that is loaded with extra features. The multi-level individual seats are exceptionally comfortable and roomy for a hot tub of this size. Each seat is equipped with its own fold-out drink holder, arm rests, and hand jets.

Sunlighter. A giant step forward in design, function, and value, the SUNLIGHTER is the latest innovation in hot tubs from Great Lakes Home & Resort. It features a wide neck collar and deep bucket seats for a relaxing soak, as well as tiered seating at three levels to accommodate up to five people. Twenty-four jets provide the ultimate therapy experience.

Traverse Bay. An ideal 5-person hot tub, the Traverse Bay features a special reclining seat that lets you stretch out to fully enjoy your massage. Open area seating in a variety of heights accommodates people of all sizes. A moulded collar in the "Hot Seat" provides for over-the-shoulder massage from the neck jets. Moulded-in pillows add to the comfort of this exciting hot tub.

Keweenaw Hot Tub. Developed by Great Lakes Hot Tub engineers, this innovative approach to vacuum forming has created a hot tub with an integral stair system. Ideal for those who have difficulty climbing over the side of a hot tub, the Keweenaw comes with in and out stairs as well as a convenient grab rail. The Keweenaw contains all of the amenities Great Lakes Hot Tubs is known for, and more.

Michigan. One of the largest Great Lakes hot tubs. The Michigan provides room for up to seven people. The unique octagonal design makes efficient use of deck or patio space and provides an attractive look to any backyard setting. Multi-level seating, a "Hot Seat" and a "Cool Down" seat make the Michigan a very versatile Hot Tub. It provides powerful, steady flow to all jets. Fold-out drink holders add convenience to the Hot Tub experience!

Leelanau. The most deluxe hot tub. The Leelanau provides the biggest variety of seating, plus it has a versatile lounger which is both long and wide! This Hot Tub for seven has zoned jetting, multiple pumps, foot jets, a neck jet collar and a large quantity of jets. The Leelanau Hot Tub is truly deluxe but yet available at an affordable price, which is what you would expect from Great Lakes Hot Tubs. The Leelanau includes more standard features than other hot tubs sold for thousands more.


Manistee. Is Great Lakes largest hot tub ever. The Manistee is designed for the person who enjoys entertaining guests. This Hot Tub for eight has zoned jetting, multiple pumps, foot jets, 2 neck jet collars, a large quantity of jets. The Manistee Hot Tub is truly deluxe, but the addition of the Volcano jet really kicks it up a notch, which is what you would expect from Great Lakes Hot Tubs. The Manistee also features there turbo air system for the ultimate in massage therapy. They even throw in a few extras that other manufacturers haven't even thought of!

Accessories. Great Lakes also offers an array of accessories and enhancements for your hot tub.