Be aware that the bigger the bath the bigger a water tank you need ( if you have a tank system ) also double check the joists are strong enough to hold the extra weight . Ask about how empty the pipes get as you don’t want anything nasty growing in your pipework around the bath .

I decided to get a jacuzzi bath in my last property although my other half told me I was being ridiculous and it would never get used. Found a pretty cheap one at B&Q with lights etc for around £1000. At first it was great. I was in it every night and saying “I told you so” to my partner. After a few weeks the novelty wore off and it was just used as a regular bath. You can’t have bubble bath in them which ruined the bathing experience for me. And they take a lot of cleaning. We had a huge water tank (not sure of capacity but it was at least 5 foot tall and very wide) and to fill the bath it emptied the tank. Not an issue if you have a combi boiler obviously. And it didn’t fill any quicker than a regular bath - the water is coming from the tank in the same way it would normally. And lastly - they are incredibly noisy. Hope this helps

Thanks Sarah. why can't you have a bubble bath in it?

The pressure of the jets make the bubbles multiply in their thousands and flood the bathroom. I tried it and spent hours cleaning up the mess.