The Cabana and Siesta Spas by Sun Pools are fiberglass spas built for the backyard that deserves a little luxury. Sun Pools describes the Cabana and Siesta line as “luxury spas designed for your personal resort styled backyard utopia,” and that is exactly the feeling these spas are made to deliver. With listed sizes from 8 to 15 feet, listed depths of 40 to 44 inches, built in steps, a non-slip walk-around ledge, and seating areas Sun Pools calls “spaciously designed,” this is the spa for the family that wants warm water to be the center of the evening, not an afterthought. Picture a cool October night in Northeast Ohio, the leaves turning, and the people you love gathered in the water together.
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What Is the Cabana and Siesta Line?
Sun Pools lists the Cabana and Siesta Spas together as one line, at 8 to 15 feet and 40 to 44 inches, and places them among its spas. Sun Pools describes those figures as approximate maximum available dimensions.
Sun Pools states that these models feature a non-slip, walk-around safety ledge, built in steps, and seating area. In Sun Pools’ words, “The seating areas are spaciously designed so you can relax and enjoy your pool while spending time with family and friends.” Sun Pools also invites buyers to “choose the perfect spa for your backyard from a variety of shapes and sizes.”
Which name, Cabana or Siesta, fits your yard is settled with you in person. Ohio Paradise Pools confirms the exact model, size, shape, and layout from Sun Pools’ drawings during your consultation, so the spa you choose is matched to your yard and your plans before anything is ordered.
What the Cabana and Siesta Line Is Not
The Cabana and Siesta Spas are not swimming pools or wading pools. Their footprints and depths are designed for sitting, soaking, and gathering in warm water, not for swimming laps or active play.
They are also the largest spa listings in the Sun Pools lineup. The Round Spa is listed at 8′ with a depth of 37″. The Octagon Spa is listed at 8′ x 8′ with a depth of 2′ 2″. The Cabana and Siesta line starts at 8 feet and is listed up to 15 feet, with depths of 40 to 44 inches, deeper than either of the other two spa listings. If you want a compact spa for quiet soaks, the Round Spa or Octagon Spa may be the better fit. If you want the spa to be a gathering place, with room to grow in size and a choice of shapes, the Cabana and Siesta line is where to start.
Why Sun Pools?
Sun Pools has been producing hand crafted swimming pools featuring American made composite materials since 1995, and today offers over 30 pool and spa design options in 4 color finishes. Every shell is manufactured in Albany, Kentucky, at an EPA approved Title V facility, and Sun Pools says its team’s decades of experience lead to one of the toughest composite pools on the market today. Sun Pools also lists Ohio among the states it serves.
On a spa built around steps, a walk-around ledge, and seating areas, a few construction points matter most:
- Critical point lamination: Sun Pools uses hand cut sheet fabric for each model and places the structural material across the shell from side to side, a process Sun Pools compares to building a high end yacht, rather than running bulk glass end to end or spraying chop glass.
- Structural ribs and a reinforced coping: Sun Pools finishes each shell with a modified epoxy skin-coat resin, along with structural ribs and a reinforced coping, and states that the shell supports itself without a spreader bar or belly band.
- Marine finishes, no clear coat: Sun Pools offers 4 solid color choices that it describes as high grade marine finishes with a proven track record, made with marine FRP resin and no resin fillers. Sun Pools notes that clear coat bases can yellow or fog over time.
Sun Pools describes the floor and steps of its pools as having a non-skid textured bottom, and on the Cabana and Siesta line, Sun Pools describes the walk-around ledge as non-slip.
Why Fiberglass, and Why the Cabana and Siesta Spas?
A spa with steps, a ledge, and seating areas has a lot of detail to get right, and in fiberglass all of it is built into one shell before it leaves Albany, Kentucky. Sun Pools delivers that shell finished and ready to install, and says this saves weeks of construction time. Sun Pools says the surface won’t need to be replaced like a vinyl liner or acid washed or re-coated like concrete. Sun Pools says the interior is smooth enough that it won’t snag your swimsuit or skin, and that it calls for minimum chemical treatment, which matters on a spa where people will spend long evenings sitting on those seats.
The case for the Cabana and Siesta Spas specifically is about gathering. Many people picture a spa as a small tub for two. The Cabana and Siesta line, as Sun Pools describes it, pairs seating areas designed so you can spend time with family and friends with built in steps for getting in and out and a walk-around ledge. With listed sizes reaching up to 15 feet and listed depths of 40 to 44 inches, the Cabana and Siesta line gives you the most room of any Sun Pools spa listing. For a Northeast Ohio family, that makes it the place everyone ends up after dinner, well after the pool season wraps up in September.
Ready to Build Your Backyard Resort?
A resort-style spa deserves a resort-style plan. With sizes that run up to 15 feet, the Cabana and Siesta Spas by Sun Pools call for real thought about where the steps face, how the ledge meets the deck, and where guests will gather. Ohio Paradise Pools has worked through those questions with Northeast Ohio families for over 32 years. We are family-owned and full-service, so one team handles the design, excavation, shell placement, plumbing, electrical, and decking, and we keep you updated at every step, including FaceTime check-ins when you cannot be there in person.
Before we call the job finished, our pool school brings us back for two hands-on visits covering your system, water chemistry, and the seasonal routine, so hosting your first spa night feels easy.
Call us today at (440) 610-5484 or schedule a free consultation to start planning your Cabana or Siesta Spa installation in Edison Park and the surrounding Ohio communities.
Available Sizes
Size: 8′ to 15′ | Depth: 40″ to 44″
Sun Pools lists these as approximate maximum available dimensions.
Cabana and Siesta Spas FAQs
What is the difference between the Cabana and the Siesta?
Sun Pools lists the Cabana and Siesta Spas together as one line, at 8 to 15 feet and 40 to 44 inches. Ohio Paradise Pools confirms the specific model, size, and shape from Sun Pools’ drawings during your consultation, so you know exactly which spa you are choosing and why.
What sizes and depths are available?
Sun Pools lists the Cabana and Siesta line at 8 to 15 feet in size, with depths of 40 to 44 inches, as approximate maximum available dimensions. Sun Pools also says the line comes in “a variety of shapes and sizes.” The right size for you depends on your yard, your patio plan, and how you plan to use the spa, and we will help you work through those choices on site.
What is the walk-around safety ledge?
Sun Pools states that the Cabana and Siesta models feature a non-slip, walk-around safety ledge, along with built in steps. The ledge is part of the shell design for this line, and the exact layout is confirmed from Sun Pools’ drawings during your consultation. Like every feature of any pool or spa, it is not a substitute for adult supervision, especially when children are in or near the water.
How is the seating arranged, and how many people fit?
Sun Pools says the seating areas “are spaciously designed so you can relax and enjoy your pool while spending time with family and friends.” How many people the spa suits depends on the size and shape you choose, and the seating layout for that spa is confirmed from Sun Pools’ drawings during your consultation. We can walk you through it before you decide.
Why choose a larger spa for soaking with family and friends?
Sun Pools describes the seating areas in this line as spaciously designed for time with family and friends, and with listed sizes up to 15 feet and depths of 40 to 44 inches, the Cabana and Siesta Spas offer the most room and the deepest listed water of any Sun Pools spa. Plenty of people say a warm soak helps them unwind, and sharing it turns an ordinary weeknight into an occasion. How warm water feels differs from one person to the next, and a spa is no substitute for medical treatment. Guests who are pregnant, have a heart condition, or have any other health concern should ask a doctor before getting into a hot spa.
How do the Cabana and Siesta Spas compare with the other Sun Pools spas?
The difference is scale and features. The Round Spa (8′, 37″) and the Octagon Spa (8′ x 8′, 2′ 2″) are single-size listings, while the Cabana and Siesta line spans 8 to 15 feet and 40 to 44 inches, the largest and deepest of Sun Pools’ three spa listings. It is also the only one of the three that Sun Pools describes with a walk-around safety ledge, built in steps, and seating areas. If you are torn, Ohio Paradise Pools can lay out all three against your yard so the choice is easy to see.
Can a Cabana or Siesta Spa be installed on its own, without a pool?
Yes. Ohio Paradise Pools installs spas as standalone projects, and a spa this size can be the main event of a backyard on its own, with the walk-around ledge and steps oriented toward your patio or house. If a pool is also in your future, we can plan the spa’s placement near it during your consultation. Sun Pools does not list automatic cover compatibility on the Cabana and Siesta model page, so Ohio Paradise Pools confirms cover options with you during design.
How long does it take to install a Cabana or Siesta Spa?
Each spa in the line is a single fiberglass shell that arrives finished from the factory, so a standalone installation generally takes approximately 1 to 2 weeks. Permitting, how easily equipment can reach your site, weather, and the amount of decking you add all affect that timing. At Ohio Paradise Pools, we run the whole project, keep you posted with regular updates, and offer FaceTime walk-throughs when you are away. Two pool school visits close out the job.
What warranty do the Cabana and Siesta Spas carry?
Sun Pools backs its fiberglass pool shells with a Lifetime Structural Pool Shell Warranty. The interior surface carries a 3 year warranty, and the warranty is transferable within the first 36 months. Coverage follows the Sun Pools Inc. Shell Warranty Certificate delivered with each shell, and the warranty requires registration with Sun Pools’ corporate office. Ohio Paradise Pools confirms with you how the certificate terms apply to your spa shell before you order. When you work with Ohio Paradise Pools, that manufacturer warranty is supported by a local team that has been in business for over 32 years, holds a BBB A+ rating, and has been recognized as Cleveland’s swimming pool contractor of the year in 2022, 2023, and 2024.
What does maintenance look like on a Cabana or Siesta Spa?
With more features in the shell, care means looking after the steps, ledge, and seats along with the water. Sun Pools says the smooth fiberglass interior needs minimum chemical treatment and that the surface won’t need to be replaced like a vinyl liner or acid washed or re-coated like concrete. A typical routine is testing and adjusting water chemistry, running the filtration, and keeping the steps, ledge, and seating areas clean between gatherings. Our two-visit pool school, included with every installation, makes sure you know your spa before we leave.
Call Ohio Paradise Pools at (440) 610-5484 or contact us online to schedule your free consultation. Serving Edison Park and communities throughout Northeast Ohio.