Our Cardiff showroom is a great place to come and test out the latest in hot tub and swim spa technology, so in you’re interested in a hot tub, swim spas or swimming pools, be sure to pop in and say hello and don’t forget your swimming trunks.

At South Wales pool and Spa we have highly experienced staff and installers that will help you find exactly what you’re looking for, from DIY packages to bespoke designed pools, we have you covered. Hot tubs are becoming more popular given the great range of benefits they offer, creating the perfect choice for you and your family, and given the wide range of options, its never been more important to get it right.

South Wales Pool and Spa offer the very best advice, we have a huge range of products to suit every need, from our large range of Hydropool hot tubs and HeatForm swimming pools we won’t disappoint. We proud to bring you some of the top-selling brands in the world, enjoy a free test soak, simply browse our showroom or even request a home consultation, we can help you get the very best advice when it comes to your purchase and personal lifestyle.

Self-Cleaning Hot Tubs

A Hydropool Self-Cleaning hot tub cleans 100% of the water every 15 minutes. Using a range of technologies which work together to keep your hands-on hot tub maintenance to a minimum, a Hydropool Self-Cleaning Hot Tub will give you more time for what matters

Serenity Hot Tubs

Get in a Serenity Hot Tub and you will feel the benefits of hydrotherapy, warm soothing water, invigorating and pulsating jet streams and natural buoyancy. Enjoy day and night, inside or out, by yourself or with family and friends… life with a Serenity Hot Tub is just a whole lot better.

Swim Spa

Swim spas by Hydropool are the perfect way to swim. Imagine never having to turn, touch or push off from any wall. Our swim current gives you the ability to focus on your stroke technique and enjoy the fluidity of the swim current adjusted to your personal swim level.

Come visit our hot tubs in Cardiff

Come visit our Cardiff showroom, where we’ve packed it with brand leaders in the world of hot tubs, swim spas, Jacuzzis and swimming pools. If you’re looking to treat yourself South Wales Pools and Spa is the perfect place to check out.

Hot tubs are continuing to grow in popularity with UK residences, and making the right choice to suit the needs of your home and family is key. South Wales Pools and Spa are there to offer all the advice you’ll need when it comes to purchasing your new hot tub, pool or spa. Our supplier, Hydropool are the world’s leading supplier of hot tubs so you can rest assured knowing you’ll be buying a quality bit of kit.

Of course, a hot tub requires taking care of and that in itself can be an intimidating prospect especially if you’re a first-time buyer. South Wales Pools and Spa offer free, continuous advice and support for every customer including how to look after your hot tub. While we supply all the hot tub chemicals you might need at our Cardiff showroom, you can also order online for next working day delivery too. Either way, our knowledgeable and friendly sales staff are always there to help whether in person or over the phone.

So, what sets South Wales Pools and Spa apart? For starters, we take good care of our customers through every step of the hot tub process. That includes helping choose the right hot tub through to installation and of course how to take care of the device after that. South Wales Pools and Spa is a family run business with years of experience so you can guarantee any question you might have; we’ll have the answer. You’ll also never need to worry about feeling pressured into making a decision on a hot tub since we recommend on an individual’s customer’s needs rather than simply hitting sales targets. Furthermore, our tubs are built for longevity, not to price so you can expect years of problem-free use from your hot tub.

South Wales Pools and Spa offer more than just hot tubs. We are also specialist suppliers of DIY in-ground swimming pool kits and again have years of experience in this area. So, any advice you may need, we can offer it. It doesn’t matter if you’re thinking about a concrete inground pool, a fibreglass inground pool or an above ground swimming pool, our staff are there to offer any help you may need again from the start of the process to the moment you’re diving in.

If a swimming pool sounds lovely but you just don’t have the space, then why not consider taking a look at our amazing range of Endless Pools Swim Spas? Not only are you able to set your own pace with top-of-the-line aquatic fitness systems, but it’s perfect if you’re limited on space.

Reaching our Cardiff-based showroom is simple since we’re not far from the likes of Cwmbran, Cowbridge, Swansea, Bridgend, Llanelli, Barry, Newport, and even Bristol. Better still, we deliver throughout South Wales.

If you’re interested on hearing more about any of our products simply drop us a line on 02920 712444 or use our contact us section.

South Wales Pool and Spa

As a trained dealership for Hydropool, we can provide all of the above features and back-up. We want to build long term relationships with our customers and help with their changing needs. For example, we can provide a wide range of related garden products to enhance your developing home spa. We can offer balconies, gazebos and cabins to contain your hot tub. Then there’s decking in a variety of materials – timber, composites and plastic. To keep you safe and enhance the look of your hot tub we have railings and balustrades. You may move on to deciding to have a hot tub for your caravan, holiday home or cottage. We’ve got that covered too with a wide range of custom-designed hot tubs.

Opening Hours

Monday – Friday: 9am – 5pm
Saturday: 10am – 3pm
Sunday: Closed

Address

Unit 2,
The Trade Centre,
Hadfield Rd,
Cardiff, CF11 8AQ
029 2071 2444

Cardiff is the capital city of Wales as well as a county. The official name is the City and County of Cardiff and it’s the eleventh-largest city in the United Kingdom. Cardiff itself is the hub for the Senedd (Welsh Parliament), a majority of national cultural institutions and also the Welsh media. In terms of population, the 2011 census estimated the unitary authority area at 346,000 while the wider urban area figure rises to 479,000.

Interestingly, in 2011 National Geographic magazine named Cardiff as the sixth top alternative tourist destinations in the world. In fact, Cardiff is the most popular visitor location in Wales with 2017 seeing over 21 million people visit.

Cardiff Castle is a major heritage attraction located right in the centre of the capital within beautiful parklands. The location was once a Roman fort, Norman castle and Victorian Gothic palace with the fairy-tale looking towers and tall castle walls you see today concealing 2,000 years of history. In the nineteenth century, art/architect William Burges undertook the reconstruction of the castle leading to some of the most significant Victorian interiors in Britain featuring elaborate wood carvings, murals and stained glass. It’s a truly memorable attraction and ranks top of any visitor’s must-do list.

If you time your visit right, you can check out the Wales national rugby union team in action at the state-of-the-art Principality Stadium (previously known as the Millennium Stadium). The stadium also hosts Wales national football team games. Featuring a fully retractable roof, remarkable Press Conference Suite and an official VIP Hospitality Suite there it’s well worth taking a behind the scenes tour of all levels the stadium has to offer. Walk down the entrance tunnel and hear the boom of 74.000 loud fans or make your way to the President’s Box, an area normally reserved for royalty. Principality Stadium has been described by WRU as “the best rugby venue in the world”, and it’s not hard to see why.

The Cardiff Bay area is another popular tourist spot with plenty to offer. One hundred years ago, Cardiff made its money in exports of Welsh coal shipping millions of tonnes all over the globe. As the coal industry declined, the old dockyards fell into disuse. Following redevelopment of the area however, Cardiff Bay is now alive once more with everything from places to eat and drink, hotels, amazing views of the vibrant waterfront and the Cardiff International White Water adventure facility for those after an activity packing a little more adrenaline-like white water rafting.

The Wales Millennium Centre opened in 2004 but even in such a short space of time has already established itself as one of the world’s most iconic arts and cultural destinations. The amazing exterior alone with its calligraphy inscription covering the front of the building leaves quite the strong first impression. The inscription is two poetic lines written by Welsh poet Gwyneth Lewis in the Welsh and English languages. The building has even appeared in multiple episodes of Dr. Who. Of course, the venue plays host to a number of blockbuster West End musicals, ballet, stand up, opera, art exhibitions, bars and restaurants and more.