Affiliate Disclosure

Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated: July 5, 2026

Straight answer to a fair question: yes, this site earns money from some of the links on it, and here is exactly how that works.

How we make money

When you click a booking link on Tub & Spa Hotels and complete a reservation, we may earn a commission from the booking platform. The price you pay is exactly the same as if you had gone to the booking site directly — the commission comes out of the platform’s marketing budget, not your pocket.

What it doesn’t change

Commissions don’t decide what gets listed. Hotels appear on this site because they have a verified private in-room jacuzzi, whirlpool tub, or hot tub — that’s the whole test. We don’t accept payment from hotels for placement, we don’t rank properties by who pays more, and no hotel can buy its way onto a list. Ratings and review counts come from real guest data on the booking platforms.

Why we do it this way

Running a directory of 10,000+ verified listings across 50 states takes real time and real money. Affiliate commissions keep the site free to use without banner ads, popups, or selling your data. You get the research; we get a small cut only when the research actually helps you book. That feels like a fair trade, and it’s the standard model for travel sites.

FTC compliance

This disclosure follows the U.S. Federal Trade Commission’s guidelines on endorsements and material connections (16 CFR Part 255). Assume any outbound booking link on this site is an affiliate link.

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