Choosing the Best Alcove Bathtub in 2020: with our Reviews

Starting off our countdown is our #1 best alcove bathtub of 2020, the Grayley by Wyndham Collection.

Made of reinforced acrylic, it is warm-to-the-touch and holds heat longer than models made from other bath materials. 

Acrylic material is lighter, for easier installation, and provides an attractive, easy-to-clean surface that resists damage. The polished chrome overflow drain is an elegant accent.

The Grayley holds a generous 65 gallons and has a depth of 18 ½ inches at the drain for those long, luxurious soaks. The built-in lumbar support provides the ultimate in comfort.

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At #2 on our countdown of the top alcove bathtubs of the year is the Americh Bow 6632. Americh is known for its customizable upgrades and quality, American-built bathing systems.

The Bow 6632 alcove bathtub caters gracefully to your every bathing need. Its gorgeous shape and styling make it the centerpiece of any bathing room, and the addition of whirlpool water jets or an Airbath system takes this bathtub to an entirely new level.

With nine finishes to choose from for the overflow and drain, this tub will fit with any décor. Make it yours and enjoy best in class relaxation in style.

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Available in multiple sizes, the Sydney 7232 is number three on our list of the top alcove baths of 2020 due to its' 99/9 year warranty that comes along with this stylish tub.

In addition to the seamless construction, the bathtub has a 1/8 inch layer of acrylic material and extra thick reinforced fiberglass, all of which lend toward the incredible durability Hydro Systems offers.

Not only is the bathtub long-lasting, but it also is available in 12 striking colors and has options for both air and water jets and a combination of both.

The Hydro System Sydney is a wise investment for a long-lasting, always-in-style soaking bathtub. For more terrific spa-like tubs like this, check out our best jetted tubs available this year.

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At #4 on our list of the best alcove soaking tubs is the Americh Turo 6030. If you want a minimal tub that elegantly settles into any bathroom style, the Americh Turo 6030 is a fantastic option.

Available in a choice of white and biscuit, the style, colors, and even the untextured bottom of the tub are understated.

Of course, you have the abundant customizations and upgrades available with all Americh soakers, so you can turn your bathtub into a fantastic spa experience if you choose. Combine this customizability with a modern frameless shower door and give your bathroom a complete facelift. 

An additional benefit of the Americh line of bathtubs is the 20-year residential warranty. Pamper yourself free of worry, knowing that you've got years of use ahead of you.

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Americh's Mezzaluna is an ergonomically styled specialty alcove tub. The front has a slight curve, adding an extra fillip of artistry to an otherwise sleek and chic design.

Holding up to 65 gallons, the Mezzaluna has an extra deep soaking well, providing a luxurious spa-like experience. Quite similar to the posh experience you get with these top-rated luxury bathtubs. 

It's available in ten colors in shades from white through ice grey, an understated adobe color, and black. You may customize this alcove tub as you can with the other Americh offerings, ensuring a truly personalized look and feel that will enhance any bathroom.

The Mezzaluna is hand-built in the United States with the some of the highest quality acrylic material.

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If you're looking for a simple, classic design meant to relax both your body and your budget, then the Hydro Systems Regan 7232 is the bathtub for you.

Aside from the Grayley, our editor's choice, this bathtub is the least expensive base model on our list. 

Don't think that the low price-tag gets you a sub-par product, however. The Regan comes in four neutral colors and has an integral wood base, along with six directional and adjustable jets, standard.

It holds 60 gallons for an immersive experience. Hydro Systems does offer several customization options, including the addition of a whirlpool or thermal air system.

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The Wyndham 5 by MTI flaunts a sharp, craftsman design that is available in 5 colors: white, biscuit, bone, sterling silver, and black. The textured bottom and angled back make for a comfortable soak.

The acrylic material looks stylish, and holds the heat, keeping your water warmer for longer. As with all MTI tubs, the Wyndham is customizable.

They are each built by hand in the United States and ship within seven business days—the fastest turnaround in the custom alcove tub business. MTI uses only the highest quality materials, and each of their tubs carries a lifetime residential warranty.

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MTI's Cameron 4 is classically modern. There's an engaging sense of zen in the simple lines of this alcove bathtub. This one-person soaker will enhance any bathing session and look good no matter your bathroom's aesthetic.

You can choose your drain finish and style from eleven designs. Once you've personalized the Cameron 4 with your choice of air massage, whirlpool systems, or both, you may never leave your tub.

MTI handcrafts their tubs, quality testing them multiple times. They ensure there is no leakage and that each component works perfectly, giving you the highest comfort and functionality.

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The Cameron 1 is the Cameron 4's bigger brother.

The exterior dimensions are 60 inches long, 32 inches wide, and 20.625 inches high, making the Cameron 1 two inches wider and nearly 4 inches taller. It holds 57 gallons of water compared to Cameron 4's 45-gallon capacity. 

You get the same quality and sleek shape with a slightly larger footprint and a higher volume capacity. And, as with all MTI tubs, you get handcrafted luxury at a great price.

If you've got the space, you can get this larger tub for the same price as the Cameron 4.

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If retro's your thing, the Americh Malcolm 6030 deserves to be on your radar. Available in three levels of luxury, you can get the base soaker, a Builder Series whirlpool, or a Luxury Series whirlpool.

You can upgrade each of these models with Americh's Airbath II system for the ultimate in pampering. In addition to the whirlpool and Airbath options, you can also choose many other personalizations for your tub.

From grab bars to chromotherapy lights, an iBath music system to a Vibro Sonic system, each personalization enhances your bathing experience. With Americh's 20-year warranty, you'll be bathing in style for a long while.

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If you're looking for a clean, modern bathtub with the ultimate in customization, you want the Americh Matty 6030.

This tub is ADA Compliant and offers a set of two grab bars directly from the purchase page. Additionally, armrests and a textured floor are part of the basic tub design, making this soaker easier to enter and exit.

It's important to note that if you add the Airbath II upgrade to this tub, you may add one to three inches to the tub's height, bringing it to a possible 20 inches tall. Any electronics or accessories you might add to the Matty 6030 are under warranty for 12 months.

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