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Arolla

Your Peaceful Retreat
13 November 2026 by
Arolla
Megan Hancock

Arolla is a remote mountain village high in the Swiss Alps, with thin air, pine forests and the kind of quiet you can practically hear. We can’t move your house to Switzerland, but we can put some of that calm in your garden.

One of our most versatile spas

The Arolla is built to be the centrepiece of any outdoor space, and it has the seating to back that up. It seats five:

  • Two hybrid loungers with jets running the length of the body
  • A captain’s chair with neck, shoulder, back, thigh, hip, wrist and foot massage positions
  • Further seating for friends and family

That’s the rare combination of a proper full-body seat and two loungers, so whether you want to recline, sit upright and chat, or get a targeted massage, there’s a spot for it.

Behind it all are 59 hydrotherapy jets and two 3HP pumps.

Nature, adapted for the modern home

We describe the Arolla as a personal connection with nature, adapted for the modern home. In practice that means:

  • A silent laminar flow water fountain for the sound and sight of moving water
  • Spectra LED lighting inside and out, plus backlit cup holders
  • Deep Blue Bluetooth sound system
  • Gecko controls with in.touch3 Wi-Fi
  • Aesthetic steps and an exclusive insulated cover
  • Heat pump ready and WaterLab ready (sold separately)

Choose Pure White, Sterling Silver, Midnight Canyon or Odyssey, set into a natural grey cabinet.


Arolla or Uluru II?

Both have two loungers. The Uluru II is the compact 2m option. The Arolla is bigger at 2150 × 2150 mm and has more jets, bigger pumps and the captain’s chair. If you want a step up from either, the Ha Long Bay II takes the two-lounger layout to 88 jets.

The Arolla needs a 32A supply and weighs around 1,600 kg when full.

Arolla at a glance

  • Seats: 5 (2 hybrid loungers, captain’s chair)
  • Jets: 59
  • Size: 2150 × 2150 × 900 mm
  • Power: 32A

Request Arolla pricing or find your nearest Earth Spas dealer.

Arolla
Megan Hancock 13 November 2026
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