In addition to foot care essentials like a nail file, clippers, and polish, the best foot spas can serve as the ultimate upgrade to your at-home pedicure experience. And for moments when you're not looking to overhaul your nail look, these professional-level tools are ideal to relax tight muscles after a tough workout—or just to relax you in general. From high-tech baths with LED displays and oxygenated bubbles to ones with Shiatsu-style massage rollers, there are plenty of options to consider to help you woosah. And the best part? A quality foot spa doesn't have to be expensive. We found a number of best-sellers from Conair, Homedics, Revlon, and more (with a few currently on sale) Amazon shoppers are raving about. Here, 11 of the best foot spas worth adding to your beauty and wellness routine.
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1 Foot Pedicure Spa with Soothing Vibration Massage
German healthcare brand Beurer’s premium foot spa looks great, is easy to set up and use, and has just about every feature you can think of. The built-in heater is powerful enough to warm water to the correct temperature and then keep it there, where other spas typically need water to be heated first. The foot bath is big enough for large feet, and the unit has a clear display. The FB50’s massage rollers go a long way to relieving tension at the end of a lengthy day, and they’re also easily removed for cleaning or if you don’t want to use them.
Included with the unit are a manual massager, brush and pumice stone to complete your pedicure. Unlike many foot spas, the FB50 can also be used without water for a dry massage, and it’s surprisingly quiet in operation. Overall, this is an excellent unit that delivers as close to the full spa experience as you can get.
Key specs – Massage type: Vibration, rollers and bubbles; Heater: Yes; Display: Yes; Timer: Yes; Number of pedicure attachments: 3; Warranty: 3 years
Beurer FB50 Foot Spa With Water Heater, Footbath With Infrared Light And Magnetic Therapy, 3 Pedicure Attachments, 5-Level Water Heater, Vibration, Bubble And Reflexology Massage Functions
£150.00 Buy now
2. Sensio Foot Spa Massager: The best budget foot spa
Price: £35 | Buy now from Amazon
Treating your achy feet needn’t break the bank, with the Sensio Foot Spa Massager costing such a modest amount. It might not come with all the bells and whistles included with pricier models, but if it’s a simple pamper you’re after, Sensio’s offering is just the ticket.
Fill the bath with warm water and the foot massager immediately sets about loosening tight and overworked muscles for a top-notch spa experience. The removable rollers offer a firm massage – although they’re not the strongest of those on our list – and the pedicure kit is a generous addition that’s perfect if you’re looking to pamper your toes, too.
Key specs – Massage type: Vibration and bubbles; Heater: No; Display: No; Timer: No; Number of pedicure attachments: Six; Warranty: 2 years
Sensio Foot Spa Massager Pedicure Bath – Nine accessories - Pamper Your Feet with Heat, Bubbles and Massaging Tools – All In One Home Salon – Therapeutic Massage Tub Pedicure Set
£32.95 Buy now
3. Revlon PediPrep Foot Spa: The best foot spa for pedicures
Price: £29 | Buy now from Amazon
As a foot spa, this model from Revlon is fairly straightforward. Simply fill it with warm water and let the bubbles do their work. The massage pressure is decent enough, but this model doesn’t come with a heater, so you’ll need to top up the water if you want a longer foot bath.
However, for pre-pedicure preparation, the PediPrep is ideal. The warm bubbles will help soften feet before filing and moisturising, and the spa has a detachable pumice stone and massage roller. The unit also comes with a handy bag containing all the pedicure kit you could need: a brush, a nail cleaner, two cuticle pushers, a pair of cuticle scissors, two toe separators, an emery board and a storage pouch to keep it all in one place.
Key specs – Massage type: Vibration and bubbles; Heater: No; Display: No; Timer: No; Number of pedicure attachments: 2; Warranty: 1 year
Revlon Pediprep Foot Spa, RVFB7021P
£28.22 Buy now
4. Hydrapedics Advanced Motorised Foot Spa: The best for a spa experience
Price: £78 | Buy now from Amazon
If you’re looking for a home foot spa that closely replicates the experience of a salon foot treatment, this unit from Hydrapedics offers a relaxing combination of bubbles, vibration and infrared light to warm and massage the feet. Automatic rollers help release tension in the soles of the feet and improve circulation – excellent for those with tired feet at the end of a long day. There’s even a manual acupressure node in the centre of the foot bath to help release particularly tight spots. You can add your favourite salts or essential oils to help soften the skin and boost the relaxing effects of the spa, too.
A smart temperature control system brings the water to your preferred heat setting and then keeps it there, so you don’t need to continue adjusting the temperature once you have it where you want it. The unit comes with a handy carry handle and splash guard as well. With its massage features and ease of use, the Hydrapedics delivers an excellent at-home alternative to regular spa trips.
Key specs – Massage type: Vibration, rollers and bubbles; Heater: Yes; Display: Yes; Timer: Yes; Number of pedicure attachments: 0; Warranty: 1 year
Hydrapedics Advanced Motorised Foot Spa/Bath Massager Machine with Bubble Aeration, Heat Temperature Control and 3 Pedicure Attachments - Premium
£86.99 Buy now
5. HoMedics Foldaway Luxury Foot Spa FB-350-GB: The best foldaway foot spa
Price: £40 | Buy now from Amazon
If storage space is an issue, or you want to travel with your foot spa, this foldaway machine is a great buy. There’s no compromise on size – it’s actually quite large – but it can fold flat when it isn’t in use. The bumpy bottom (which HoMedics refers to as “Acu-nodes”) is good for soothing tired feet, especially when used with the vibration massage, which focuses on the acupressure points of your feet.
The foot spa is easy to set up, although you’ll have to heat the water to the right temperature first. The water stays warm for long periods and pours out easily afterwards, thanks to a handy spout. Weaknesses include the noise levels and the short cable, but neither are deal-breakers. Two pumice stones are included: a coarse one to exfoliate and a fine one to polish.
Key specs – Massage type: Vibration and bubbles; Heater or keep warm: Keep warm; Display: Yes; Timer: Yes; Number of pedicure attachments: 2; Warranty: 2 years
HoMedics Foldaway Luxury Foot Spa + Massager, with Heater / Keep Warm Function, Soothing Vibration Massage, Clever Collapsible and Compact Design, Use with Your Favourite Bath Salts and Essential Oils
£33.17 Buy now
6. Rio Deluxe Foot Spa and Massager: The best foot spa for arthritis
Price: £50 | Buy now from Argos
This is ready to go as soon as you get it out of the box, so there will be no need to faff about with complicated instructions – although be warned that it is on the heavy side. Once your feet are in, though, it’s instantly relaxing, with the reflexology foot rollers doing their job on the key pressure points when you move your feet up and down. Vibrations and hydrotherapy jet massage are the icing on the cake, especially for sore, tired feet and those affected by arthritis.
We found the water stayed warm and the settings – for massage only, heat only, heat and massage, and heat and bubbles – mean you can play about until you find the most comforting option to suit your needs. While it claims to fit up to size 13 feet, bear in mind that this probably won’t leave enough space to make the most of the rollers.
Key specs – Massage type: Vibration, rollers and bubbles; Heater: Yes; Display: Yes; Timer: No; Number of pedicure attachments: None; Warranty: 2 years
Buy now from Argos
7. Beurer FB35: The best foot spa for an aromatherapy experience
Price: £56 | Buy now from Amazon
The Beurer FB35 stands out for its aroma container with a built-in filter, allowing you to bathe your feet in your preferred bath salts or crystals. Prepare to feel soothed and serene – aromatherapy is known for helping to relieve inflammation, too. Relaxation is further enhanced with the inclusion of three massage functions: vibration massage (which helps stimulate circulation), bubble massage (for relaxing) and foot reflex zone massage (to massage the soles of your feet with removable roller attachments).
We also like the foot callus-removal attachment, water temperature control, infrared light treatment and carry handle. The FB35 is easy to use, although it might take a while to familiarise yourself with the attachments. It’s surprisingly affordable, too, but it isn’t the quietest.
Key specs – Massage type: Vibration, rollers and bubbles; Heater or keep warm: Heater; Display: Yes; Timer: No; Number of pedicure attachments: 3; Warranty: 3 years
Beurer FB35 Foot Spa with Aromatherapy | Footbath with Bubble and Vibration Massage | Stimulating Infrared Light Therapy Function | Detachable Reflexology Rollers | 3 Pedicure attachments
£38.61 Buy now
8. HoMedics Shiatsu Bliss: Best foot spa for an automatic foot massage
Price: £150 | Buy now from HoMedics
If there’s one thing that’s missing from the cheaper foot spas on this roundup, it’s their ability to give you a foot massage that mimics the feeling of hands. Rollers can only do so much to relax your feet but this shiatsu bliss foot spa features two massagers that spin around underneath your feet to emulate a professional manual foot massage. We recommend adding an oil-based bath soak (node/1407508) to the mix to help the massagers glide smoothly under your feet, but this is by no means necessary to enjoy the full effects of this foot spa.
On top of the shiatsu massagers, this spa features bubbles and can heat the water to spa temperature. It’s also really solidly built, making it easy to carry and calming any worries about water mixing with electrics. Be patient with the bubbles on this one — the first time we used it, it took 5 minutes for the bubbles to come through and since then it’s run perfectly. It’s operated via toe-touch controls, which allow you to change the settings without lifting a finger, even if your feet are wet. The only downside? The spa does not come with a pumice stone, but this can be purchased separately for very little money online.