Pool & Spa
The pool and spa will be clean upon arrival. They are regularly cleaned twice per week. Please let Mr. Orane know what schedule you would prefer for pool cleaning. Guests use the swimming pool and spa at their own risk and children must be supervised at all times. There is no lifeguard on duty and the pool/spa are not deep enough for diving.
Warning: No lifeguard on duty – Children under the age of 14 should not use pool or spa without an adult in attendance
Pool and Spa Safety Rules
Warning: No lifeguard on duty – Children under the age of 14 should not use pool or spa without an adult in attendance
Pool and Spa Safety Rules
- No diving
- No person should use the pool or spa alone or without supervision
- Shower before entering
- No food or beverages in pool or on wet pool deck
- No glass – plastic dishes and plastic glasses are provided for your use on the dry areas of the pool deck
- Individuals under the influence of alcohol should not use the pool or spa
- No persons suffering from a communicable disease, transmissible in water, shall use the pool or spa
- Do not use the pool or spa if you are ill with diarrhea
- Bathing load: 8 persons
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Spa Safety Rules
In case of a Pool or Spa Emergency Press the emergency shut-off switch for the spa/pool |
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Using the Spa
During the day, the spa water spills into the pool through power generated by a solar pump. The water flowing into the pool circulates through the pool cleaning system when the sun is shining.
At night, the spa waterfall stops automatically and the spa can now function as a hot tub. Begin heating the spa any time after the waterfall stops for the evening. To heat the spa, use the beige spa cover to speed up the heating process. Due to the volume of water, the spa takes at least 2 ½ hours to heat up, so planning ahead is essential.
A one-hour timer to turn on the spa is located on the gazebo pillar nearest the spa. The timer will need to be re-set 3 times in order to reach the maximum water temperature of 104 F (40C).
During the day, the spa water spills into the pool through power generated by a solar pump. The water flowing into the pool circulates through the pool cleaning system when the sun is shining.
At night, the spa waterfall stops automatically and the spa can now function as a hot tub. Begin heating the spa any time after the waterfall stops for the evening. To heat the spa, use the beige spa cover to speed up the heating process. Due to the volume of water, the spa takes at least 2 ½ hours to heat up, so planning ahead is essential.
A one-hour timer to turn on the spa is located on the gazebo pillar nearest the spa. The timer will need to be re-set 3 times in order to reach the maximum water temperature of 104 F (40C).
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To operate:
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