The 9 Best Hot Tub Covers

Updated February 16, 2019 by Gia Vescovi-Chiordi

This wiki has been updated 18 times since it was first published in February of 2019. Adding a hot tub to your home is a surefire way to make it feel like your own personal spa, but if you want to protect your investment and keep it operating in optimal condition, you’ll need a cover. Our list features both hard and soft units capable of holding in heat, withstanding harsh weather, and preventing water loss through evaporation. You’ll find options for myriad sizes and budgets, too. When users buy our independently chosen editorial recommendations, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki. If you'd like to contribute your own research to Ezvid Wiki, please get started by reviewing this introductory video.

1. The Cover Guy Deluxe
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2. Prestige Spa Brown
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3. MySpaCover Replacement
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4. The Cover Guy Standard
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5. CoverMates Round
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6. CoverMates Elite
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7. BeyondNice Heavy
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8. Classic Accessories Ravenna
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9. Sun2Solar 1600 Series
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Editor's Notes

February 13, 2019:

The best hot tub cover for you depends on where you live, the level of protection you require, and whether your spa is situated inside your home or outdoors. For users who are still using their factory covers, we listed items like the Classic Accessories Ravenna, CoverMates Elite, and CoverMates Round to prolong its life. Our top four choices are for those who are due for a replacement, and we placed The Cover Guy Upgrade at the number one spot due to its smart design and durability. We prioritized units with thoughtful features, warranties, and positive feedback. Threw in the BeyondNice Heavy for consumers with in-ground spas.

Last updated on February 16, 2019 by Gia Vescovi-Chiordi

Born in Arizona, Gia is a writer and autodidact who fled the heat of the desert for California, where she enjoys drinking beer, overanalyzing the minutiae of life, and channeling Rick Steves. After arriving in Los Angeles a decade ago, she quickly nabbed a copywriting job at a major clothing company and derived years of editing and proofreading experience from her tenure there, all while sharpening her skills further with myriad freelance projects. In her spare time, she teaches herself French and Italian, has earned an ESL teaching certificate, traveled extensively throughout Europe and the United States, and unashamedly devours television shows and books. The result of these pursuits is expertise in fashion, travel, beauty, literature, textbooks, and pop culture, in addition to whatever obsession consumes her next.

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