


Some places are designed to impress. The Free Spirit was designed to liberate.
This is the suite for those who define luxury on their own terms who find more meaning in contrast than in convention, more beauty in authenticity than in polish. The Free Spirit does not hide what it is. It makes that the point. The industrial bones of the crane are present and celebrated here: the structure, the scale, the particular quality of light that comes through glass at this height above the IJ. The suite does not apologize for its origins. Neither do its guests.
Two full levels of private space, designed with the freedom its name implies. The lower level is a living room of generous proportions and deliberate character art chosen to provoke, furniture selected for feeling rather than appearance, a space that invites you to inhabit it rather than simply occupy it. The bathroom reveals itself behind a characteristic sliding glass panel: a rain shower lined with antique ocean-cruiser surfaces, a separate toilet, and a bathroom that is, like everything in this suite, entirely itself.
The staircase ascends to the upper level, the bedroom, where glass panels surround you on every side and the view opens outward over Amsterdam and the IJ. A king-size bed. A freestanding bathtub beside the glass. The city below, the sky above, and between them, you, in a room that was designed to feel like no other room you have ever stayed in.
The rooftop Jacuzzi, shared exclusively between Faralda’s three suites, sits at the very top of the crane. Heated, open to the sky, with 360-degree panoramic views across Amsterdam. A private Jacuzzi above a city of 900,000 people.
The Free Spirit is, at its heart, a suite for those who understand that the most valuable thing a place can offer is not comfort alone but the feeling of having, for one night or two, escaped the ordinary entirely.
-Adriaan T.
-Moritz W.
-Smarshall