Winter Soak Bundle — Wood-Fired Hot Tub and Cedar Ice Bath

The whole hot-and-cold ritual for under four and a half thousand dollars, and neither half needs an electrician. A 422-gallon wood-fired hot tub heated by an internal stove, and a 118-gallon cedar ice bath to climb into afterward. Between them, they need a level pad, a garden hose, and firewood — nothing else.

What's In It:

A Complete Off-Grid Setup: Full Heat With No Power, Then a Real Cold Plunge

A 4–5 Person Wood-Fired Tub Where the Stove Disappears Inside the Experience 

The internal stove sits inside the tub body instead of beside it — guests see a clean pine circle with steam rising, not a stove and connecting pipes cluttering the deck. That covered heater is also the safer configuration for family bookings and mixed guest groups, since nobody's soaking next to an exposed firebox between fire loads. At 70.9" diameter and 35.4" sidewall height, it holds 422 gallons and seats 4 to 5 comfortably.

A 118-Gallon Cold Plunge That Needs No Power, Pump, or Chemicals 

The Lumina holds roughly 118 gallons in a 304 stainless steel interior wrapped in charcoal composite with Canadian red cedar steps. It runs on nothing — no pump, no heater, no chemical dosing — just a press-down drain and an insulated cover to hold the temperature between sessions.

Everything You Need to Run a First Session the Day Both Arrive 

The hot tub ships with its internal stove, a three-piece chimney, a wooden paddle, a shovel for loading the firebox, an insulated cover, and a staircase. The ice bath ships fully assembled with its own insulated cover and cedar step set. Between the two, the only things you're sourcing yourself are firewood and water.

Zero Electricity on Either Half, By Design 

No dedicated circuit, no plumber, and — for the hot tub specifically — usually no permit. Both halves run on natural convection and gravity. That's not a downgrade from a powered spa; it's the reason this pairing works on properties a powered spa can't reach.

Why Buy the Hot Tub and Ice Bath Together

Nothing to Install and Nothing to Run 

A conventional spa sits at temperature every day of the year and draws power whether anyone's using it or not. This bundle costs nothing until you light it. No dedicated circuit, no plumber, usually no permit — and it still works in a power cut.

It Goes Where Power Doesn't 

Cabins, riverfront lots, the back corner of a property. Anywhere running a new circuit would cost more than the tub itself. If a hose reaches it and the ground is level, it works.

It's the Strongest Winter Photograph You Can Take 

Steam coming off a wood-fired tub with snow around it does more for a listing than any amount of interior styling. Fire pits and hot tubs are ordinary now. This isn't.

The Honest Trade 

You have to plan ahead. It takes about two hours to come up to temperature from cold, so it isn't something you switch on from your phone on the drive home. For a rental, that's one line in the house manual telling guests to light it before dinner rather than after.

Save $236.90, Locked In Above 

The table at the top shows it plainly: $4,691.90 separately, $4,455.00 as this bundle. That's $236.90 back in your pocket for the exact same two pieces.

Who This Bundle Is For (and Who It's Not)

This Winter Soak Bundle is right for you if: 

✔ You're furnishing a cabin, riverfront lot, or any property where running new power would cost more than the tub itself
✔ You want the amenity that photographs as a genuine winter differentiator, not another fire pit or hot tub everyone already has
✔ You're comfortable planning ahead — lighting the tub roughly two hours before guests want to soak, not switching it on from an app
✔ You're hosting families or mixed guest groups where a covered heater matters more than watching an open flame

Skip it if: 

✖ You need instant-on hot water — wood-fired heating takes about two hours regardless of how it's configured
✖ You want the visible-fire ritual of an exposed stove — this is the internal-stove model; see the external-stove version below if that's the atmosphere you're after
✖ You're expecting the same-day, back-to-back turnover of a powered spa — this needs a lead time built into your guest instructions
✖ You want a jetted hydrotherapy system — both pieces here are natural convection, not a jets system

What the Ritual Looks Like With This Set

Picture a guest loading the firebox at dusk, replacing the cover, and watching steam start to rise off the pine while snow sits on the ground around it. Two hours later, four or five people are soaking in 422 gallons of heated water — and when it's time to cool off, the cedar ice bath is a few steps away, ready without any lead time of its own.

• The heat-then-cold cycle happens on-site, back to back, instead of one half requiring a trip elsewhere
• Winter bookings get a reason to happen at all, instead of your calendar going quiet between fall and spring
• The cold half needs nothing to run — no pump, no chemicals, no power — so it's not one more system for your cleaning crew to check
• Both units arrive with everything needed for a first session already included — chimney, paddle, shovel, cover, and steps

Product Specifications & What's Included

Set Includes:

• 1 Aleko® Pine Wood-Fired Hot Tub, Internal Stove (4–5 person, 422 gallons)
• 3-piece chimney assembly, 304 stainless steel with iron cover
• Wooden water paddle, shovel, PU leather insulated cover, staircase
• 1 Aleko® Lumina Cedar Ice Bath (118-gallon capacity)
• Insulated PU leather cover with foam filling, Canadian red cedar step set
• Built-in chiller hook-up connection and press-down drain (ice bath)

Brand: Aleko (both components)
Hot Tub — Construction: Natural pine stave walls (wood thickness listed as 1.5" in body copy, but the manufacturer's own spec table for this internal-stove model leaves it unconfirmed — verify before publishing); 304 stainless steel internal stove and chimney
Ice Bath — Construction: 304 stainless steel interior; WPC (wood-plastic composite) exterior in charcoal with stainless steel banding; Canadian red cedar steps

Dimensions:

• Hot Tub: 70.9" diameter x 35.4" sidewall height; 422-gallon capacity; seats 4–5; heater assembly 26.1"L x 13.1"W x 98.4"H; filled weight over 3,800 lbs
• Ice Bath: 37.5"H x 33.25" diameter; ~118-gallon water capacity; seats 1

Features:

• Covered internal-stove heater on the hot tub — safer around families and guests unfamiliar with wood-fired systems than an exposed external stove
• Natural convection heating, ready in about two hours, zero electricity
• Fully assembled ice bath at delivery — no assembly required
• Chiller hook-up on the ice bath for active temperature control later (chiller sold separately)
• Insulated cover on each unit holds temperature between sessions with no power draw

What's NOT Included:

• Firewood (hot tub) and ice (ice bath)
• Foundation or base platform for either unit
• Professional installation labor for either unit
• External chiller unit for the ice bath (hook-up is built in; chiller sold separately)

Tools Needed:

• Hot Tub: assembly required, approximately 1 hour (chimney, staircase); manufacturer does not specify an exact tool list
• Ice Bath: none — arrives fully assembled

Care Instructions:

• Hot Tub: cover between uses, wipe down; periodic wood-safe oil or sealant if you want to hold the honey tone rather than let it weather to silver-grey
• Ice Bath: no chemical dosing or electrical maintenance required for basic operation; verify compatibility with your chiller manufacturer before connecting one

Warranty:

• Hot Tub: 180-day limited warranty
• Ice Bath: 1-year limited warranty (these are genuinely different terms, not a typo — list them separately rather than one blended warranty line)

Returns:

• Not stated in either component's Shopify listing — confirm your return policy on this bundle before it publishes.

Shipping & Installation

Both pieces ship free to the contiguous US — a real price at checkout, not a quote emailed afterward. They may arrive on separate trucks depending on where you are. Both ship LTL freight, processed within 12–24 hours on business days; the hot tub typically runs 7–20 business days, and the ice bath may come faster via ground delivery (3–5 business days) or on the same LTL timeline, depending on your location. Rural surcharges may apply to either shipment (no PO Box addresses on either).

The cold half needs nothing once it's off the truck: level ground and a hose, and it's ready. The hot tub needs more: roughly an hour of assembly (chimney, staircase) and a level, stable surface rated for the filled weight — over 3,800 lbs once water and guests are accounted for. A concrete pad, compacted gravel base, or reinforced deck is strongly recommended. Confirm chimney clearance against your local fire code before first use — no electrician required either way, but the hot tub does need real site prep, not just a flat spot.

Questions

Wondering about an external stove instead — the visible-fire version of this same experience — or whether the stainless steel unit that runs hot and cold from one shell suits your property better? See the external-stove pine hot tub, the stainless steel hot tub & cold plunge, or browse the full range of wood-fired hot tubs. Or tell us about your space and we'll work out what fits.