

White / Black
A white shell against a black cabinet — the highest-contrast pairing in the range and the one most people picture when they picture a hot tub.
The largest DreamMaker we stock. 82″ square, 250 gallons, four cushioned headrests and twenty-three adjustable stainless jets — and it still starts life on a 120-volt household outlet.


Taken from DreamMaker’s own specification for the Comfort 2300S. Spa pricing is quote-only, so the number that would sit here is a discount instead.
| Specification | DreamMaker Comfort 2300S |
|---|---|
| Seating | 6–7 person |
| Dimensions | 82″ x 82″ x 32″ |
| Spa volume | 250 gallons |
| Dry weight | 324 lb |
| Jets | 23 adjustable stainless steel |
| Pillows | 4 |
| Electrical | 120V 15 amp / 240V 40 amp |
| Heating | 1kW / 4kW |
| Controls | Digital |
| Pump system | 2 HPR two-speed |
| Water feature | Fountain with LED light |
| Exterior lighting | 8 LED corner lights |
| Interior lighting | LED footwell light |
| Easy Kleen ozone | Optional |
| Insulation | Foam barrier |
| Cover | Weather Shield |
Three more than the 2000S, spread across a shell that is 15″ wider in both directions, so nobody is sharing a jet.
Four pillows around the rim — the 2000S has none — which is what makes the difference on a long soak.
Half again the 2000S. More water is more thermal mass: slower to heat, and slower to lose it when six people climb in.
Syncrylic is DreamMaker’s own shell material: it looks like acrylic but is formulated with the impact resistance of high-grade polyethylene, and it is lighter than a conventional acrylic shell of the same size.


A white shell against a black cabinet — the highest-contrast pairing in the range and the one most people picture when they picture a hot tub.


The same white shell with a grey cabinet, which reads quieter against a deck or a painted house than the black does.


Shell and cabinet both black. It disappears against a dark patio at night and shows water spotting the least.


A warm sand-coloured shell over a brown cabinet, for stone, brick and timber surroundings rather than painted ones.


A soft grey shell over a black cabinet — the middle ground between the white and the all-black, and the only Comfort finish that is neither.


The 2300S is 82″ on both sides and 32″ deep, and at 324 lb dry it is the heaviest spa in the DreamMaker range. Full, that is a real load — a slab or a deck rated for it, and a clear path wide enough to walk it in, are both worth confirming before you order. Our delivery crews do this survey as a matter of course.
It ships wired for a 120-volt 15-amp outlet with a 1kW heater, so it runs off a standard household socket with no electrician. An installer can convert it to 240-volt 40-amp with a 4kW heater later, which roughly quadruples the heating power and shortens recovery between soaks.
The seating is arranged for six with room for a seventh, and four of those seats have a cushioned headrest. Deep water stream back channels run behind the backs, and the twenty-three jets are aimed at shoulders, back and feet rather than spread evenly.
Three things every spa needs on day one, included rather than quoted separately. Spa pricing itself is quote-only — it is discounted further than we are allowed to advertise, so tell us the model and your delivery address and we will come back with the number.
Lighter than a conventional cover and insulated to hold the heat in and the debris out. The cover seal strap latch system comes with it.
Entry steps built for the spa rather than adapted to it, with a non-slip tread.
The water treatment and test kit that gets the first fill balanced and clear, so the spa is usable the day it lands.
DreamMaker spas are on the floor at H&H stores across Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi.