How to Use the Hot Tub at Wander St. George Island
Ready to dip in the tub? Check this guide first.
Immerse yourself in the unspoiled landscape of the remarkable barrier island by relaxing in the hot tub at Wander St. George Island! We’ll walk you through the steps to make your experience even better!
How to change the temperature
Set the temperature by pressing the Temp Up/Down button on the hot tub’s control panel. If your set temperature exceeds the actual temperature, the Heat indicator (two vertical wavy lines) will appear and flash. You just have to wait 20-30 minutes while the spa heats the water, and you’re good to go!
How to activate the jets
To activate the jets, press the Jets 1 and 2 buttons once, and then simply press the button again to turn the jets off.
How to activate the light
Press the Light button once to turn the light on and a second time to turn it off. To change colors, double-press the same button, and another color will show. Once you’ve selected the light color you prefer, you can press the same button again and keep the light off for more than two seconds. This will allow the system to save your setting the next time you turn the light on.
Please note that after four hours, if left on, the light will automatically turn off.
Hot tub cleaning and maintenance
We regularly service the hot tub's water between guests' turnovers to ensure it remains clean and healthy. This includes chemical balancing (chlorine/bromine and other chemicals), skimming, vacuuming, and tub brushing & filter cleaning as required. Rinsing off before you go to the hot tub could also help us clear the water of impurities for you and your crew!
If the water seems cloudy or murky, nothing to worry about! Once you switch the hot tub on, the pumps and filters will activate, and with the help of sanitizing agents, it will clear the water up!
Once that’s done, don’t forget to check our blogs on how to use the Sonos and the Nespress Machine at Wander. For more travel tips and insights, text Wander Concierge at +1-737-377-3205 – they’d be happy to help out!
