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Please Help! I want a 1 or two person hot tub 110v or 120v

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RobinColorado:
I am completely frustrated and confused!! I want a hot tub for my master bathroom. My existing soaking tub is a waste of space. I want/need a ONE PERSON or Max 2 person hot tub to fit in my bathroom. My space allows only 50" max width - length is no issue. I think a 110v/120v is fine since it will be inside. Triangular tubs that I have found are too big. I need an oval, hour glass shaped or a rectangle.

Why are there so few options for a one person hot tub in a master bathroom???? I don't care about a party tub I want one for me!
Jacuzzi hot tub/whirpool/spa that you empty each time you use, require way too much work to keep the pipes clean from mold. I figure keeping a small hot tub running will actually be more cost and water efficient and lots easier to maintain.
 
There are a couple of small hot tubs I found -ThermoSpa, Nordic, Artic but the reviews worry me.

This is an huge market opportunity--!! Please Help!
Thank you very much!

Robin

Dr. Spa™ Ret.:
Actually it's a very small market opportunity (very little demand), hence very few options.

RobinColorado:
I think there is a HUGE demand but very few options! I am a baby boomer and would like to have a nice hot tub right next to my shower and bedroom. Who wouldn't like that?
Please advise...if you have ideas and/or suggestions.
Thanks  ;)

Spoiledrotten:
I'd think it would be a potential mold/mildew breeding ground in there after a very short while. I surely wouldn't even want one in my glassed in sunroom where I could open all of the windows on three sides, much less in an even more closed in space of my house. Good luck with your endeavor.

drewstar:
I cound't imagine a hot tub in a bathroom next to my bedroom.  I would think you would need a very large bathroom (could you even fit a hot tub through the doors?) and you would need to keep a cover on it. As others have said humidity/steam will be a big issue and if not handled correctly would ruin your walls and  cause mold mildew and a musty ordor (not something I would want next to my bed room).

Ive seen indoor installation in large open rooms with an upgraded fan system and I've seen an installtion were the back  half of a rec room was closed off with sliding glass doors, and yea, it was a bit dank.

But, there are 2 person hto tubs that can be had with a 120v electrial.  a simple Google  of  "2 Person Hot Tub" will show you many options. 

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