Oasis Hot Tubs Rentals

Ok… do all you people raving about this place realize they only actually drain and physically clean the tubs on mondays and tuesdays? They only check the water PH every 3 hours. So all you people saying i watched them go in and clean my room after i left, ya no. So if you rent a tub on a sunday, your tub water is 5 days old and has most likely had dozens of people ejaculated in it, on it and around it. Dont believe me, call them yourself. Disgusting.

Aubri L… just a little info on the area. Grafton is actually an upper class town in this area, so you being skeeved out and looking for bullet holes is a little out of element here. Not that you didn’t have a right to, but let me give you some detail. There is a hole in the glass that in the front of the building near Danielle’s breakfast restaurant that has been in the glass since I moved into the area in 2004.
In addition: Oasis Hot tubs has been around since the very early 80s and run by a family. They probably should update it, but that would double the price. It’s a fun experience if you can look past the very dated (not skeevy) set-​up. The plaza they are located in is owned by a guy who is about 85 years old and he just doesn’t update it. Looks like it’s from the 60s Lol. so that’s what you felt. He also doesn’t really fix things. Many of the signs have only recently been fixed I’ve noticed. How do I know all this… I live close and visit some of those businesses regularly. I also run in the neighborhoods around it that are filled with cute little well kept homes. I will say, I do hear his rent is cheap due to those factors.
Yep, Oasis is far from upscale, but it is BYOB/​food and you will feel like you are back in 1983… but it’s hot, warm, bubbly and very clean and only $ 40 an hour. So take that into consideration :)

I love this place. It’s literally my favorite place to go to escape for a while. It’s extremely clean. (I’m a professional hairdresser, I had to learn the sanitation required by the state of MA) Chatting with the manager, I learned that they use bromine to keep the tubs clean instead of chlorine. I have seen her draining and cleaning tubs every single time I’ve been there. April is customer appreciation month. If you go four times you get a free hour in the tubs. So, a slight issue I have with another Unilocaler, I don’t know what they were expecting. Maybe they’re used to going to some fancy expensive salon/​spa with a pool and hot tubs in Boston, paying 100 $ a trip for a half hour. I’ve looked into those places they’re very expensive. They even look expensive (maybe they were expecting to pay 40 $ for a spa experience, I don’t know. I almost didn’t come here because of that review. It claimed this place was unclean and that concerned me. I’m glad I disregarded that review and gave this place the chance it so richly deserved, because that simply wasn’t the case.) It obvious to me as the daughter of a former small business owner, this place is very well cared for and loved. It’s clean, very cute (waiting area has nice couches now,) the rooms are very clean. No dirt anywhere. This place has been there for 30 years so they’re obviously doing something right. They have fiberglass tubs and cedar tubs. Fiberglass tubs have great jets but the cedar tubs, I’m in love with. The jets are great and the cool mist feels great. I went here for my birthday last month, (FYI it’s byob which is awesome!!!) I brought my best friend here this afternoon after she broke up with her boyfriend last night for some much needed girl time. We had the cedar tub in the jungle room. Favorite room btw!!! I’m going tomorrow with my boyfriend for some nice relaxing couple time. I wish I could live in the studio apartments above the place so I could go everyday. (Said best friend is applying to tufts vet school, in a perfect world I could convince her to move there so I could visit all time!) ;-) This place is relaxing and awesome, definitely give it a chance!!!

Okay so maybe I’m just a hot tub snob. I’ve been to a few hot tub, water therapy, massage combo locations in the Boston area, in Western Mass, and in California. These places are stunning, professional, relaxing and absolutely refreshing. They are they types of places you walk out the front doors into the fresh air of the world and feel like a new person.
My experience with Oasis included none of the above aspects… In the evening of a wintery night, the location felt bit sketchy (down an alley/​side street parkinglot, in a building that looked like a buisness/​motel) with the front main window having what looks to be maybe a BB gun bullet hole through it? But you shouldn’t judge a book by it’s cover, right Ma? Well, my hubby and I go in and are seated in the waiting room. All I can smell is chlorine/​bleach, all I can see is wood-​paneling, and all I can hear is the arguments/​laughter/​muffled voices of the room that is right off the waiting room. Oh and we are sitting on old white wicker/​plastic chairs that mimic the ones on my Grandma’s porch. I think the only thing resembling anything serene in nature was a tiny electric water fountain on the floor by a closet door. My husband and I wait 15 minutes (8 minutes past our appointment time) texting each other back and forth, talking each other out of leaving, since we already paid and had a babysitter. Finally we see «our» room become vacated and the one staff member runs in to clean it. Once it was clean, she brought us in… and I was a bit scared. Our room, the Jungle room, just skeeved us out. There’s no other way to say it. It was dark, with low ceilings, questionable surface areas, very dimly lit, with the type of floors that remind you of college bathrooms where you NEVER want to walk barefoot on. She left and we decided to make the most out of it, give it a chance. But then the floor of the tub squished under our feet once we were inside, and you could see around the edges of the tub where the paint/​stain was left unfinished with mildew all around it. There was nothing romantic, intimate or relaxing about it. And so, we dressed and walked out.
We could have just been there on a bad night. Maybe in the light of day it doesn’t feel like an undercover set-​up from Dateline? But I would much rather drive the hour to Amherest, or to Inman and really enjoy myself than to leave somewhere feeling like I need to scrub my skin off.

not bad. price is cheap. about $ 40 for an hour. my girlfriend and I had picked out a hot tub room the night before but were told that it wasnt going to be open for that day. I wont say they arent clean however something just felt a little off. Maybe its just me. Eitherway, bring cd’s or as a previous reviewer had stated or an aux cord for your music. The room we were in had a car stereo built into the wall. Yea it looked funny but does the job. Ohhhh my only real gripe is the jungle room does not have temp control on the water. Not sure if all the rooms were the same but it was an inconvenience. There is a cool mist sprayer above your head that you can turn on but still lacking. Would however, go back. The prices cant be beat.

What else can I say about this place. It is a great place to relax and chill out. The best time to go is during the fall and winter time. I would recommend that you make a reservation because you never know if somebody will reserve the hot tub you want before you. Still, it is a great place to go.

Hot tub rooms very clean.
Hot tub a little too warm, but we are wimps.
No toilet paper or soap for shower was only issue, but I’m sure that’s not the norm.
Bring cd’s or a double male ended iPod wire to play ur own music and some your own beverages.