Is this tub good for tall people?

Yes. At 66 inches long it adds six inches over a standard 60x32 tub, which is the main reason to choose it. Bathers much over 6 feet may still want to check the interior depth and slope before buying.

How does it compare with the 60x32 model?

It uses the same design and jet layout but is six inches longer. That extra length gives more legroom; the width, depth and 7-jet setup are otherwise the same.

Can the drain be installed on either side?

Yes. The drain is reversible, so it can be set up for left- or right-hand plumbing. Confirm the rough-in dimensions with your installer before the tub goes in.

Drop-in or alcove: which installation does it support?

Both. It can be dropped into a surround or set into a three-wall alcove. Whirlpool tubs need access to the pump and plumbing, so plan a service panel.

Does it come with a faucet or heater?

No faucet or heater is listed. You supply the filler and any water warming separately, and the pump and jet plumbing are part of the tub.

How many jets does it have and where?

Seven: three recessed back jets for the upper body and four side wall jets aimed at the hips and legs. That is a basic hydrotherapy layout, not a full-body multi-jet system.