What Buyers Are Paying
6% below MSRP
Average of 3 verified prices from buyers and authorized dealers, ranging from $10,000 to $12,000. These are real transaction and dealer prices, typically 6% under the $11,999 MSRP — not list prices.
Dealers never pay to influence scores or rankings.
Key Specifications
Seats
6
Jets
35
Dimensions
84"x84"x36"
Voltage
220v
Pumps
2
Performance Ratings
Jet Therapy
2/5 — Basic
Energy Efficiency
3/3 — High Efficiency
Shell Durability
Strong
Lighting
2/3
Features
Warranty Details
Electrical Years
2 years
Other Terms
La GarantíA Se Extiende Solo Al Comprador Consumidor Original.
Parts Years
2 years
Plumbing Years
2 years
Shell Structure Years
5 years
Shell Surface Years
2 years
Shell Years
2 years
Skirt Years
2 years
Transferable
No
Full Specifications
Expert Guides
Hot Tub Prices in 2026: What Real Buyers Actually Paid
Real out-the-door hot tub prices in 2026 from 344 verified buyer reports, broken down by tier. What you actually pay vs. MSRP, plus 5-year ownership cost.
Best Hot Tubs of 2026: Tested & Ranked by Category
The best hot tubs of 2026 ranked across 9 categories — overall, value, luxury, small-space, energy-efficient, saltwater, lounger, large-family, and budget.
Hot Tub Buying Guide: 11 Things to Know Before You Buy
The 11 questions every hot tub buyer should answer before signing — budget, jets, insulation, voltage, seating, warranty, delivery, water care, and dealer selection.
Demystifying Salt Water Hot Tubs: How They Work and What You Need to Know
Curious about salt water hot tubs? Learn how these systems work, discover top brands, and understand potential downsides.
Hunter Insights
2 free questions
Quick questions:
Hunter can make mistakes — verify important details with a dealer.
User-Reported Pricing
Available From This Dealer
Enter your zip code to find dealers near you
How much does the Caldera Marino cost?
Buyers who reported what they paid for the Caldera Marino average $11,333 across 3 submissions, with reported prices running from $10,000 to $12,000. List price is $11,999.
Specs driving that price: 6 seats, 35 jets, 2 pumps, a 84"x84"x36" footprint, plus saltwater compatibility. Larger cabinets, more pumps and higher jet counts push both list price and running cost up.
At $11,999 MSRP, the Marino sits at the lower half of the Caldera hot tub lineup, which lists from $8,999 to $26,999.
Worth comparing: Caldera Tarino for a lower list price, or Caldera Kauai a step up. See the full Caldera lineup.
Similar Hot Tubs
