HEESEN
King Louis, formerly Sweet Doll, was delivered in 2003 and constructed in aluminium by Heesen Yachts to a complete design by Omega Architects, with naval architecture by Heesen’s in‑house team. The yacht has been meticulously maintained, with annual service works since 2016, a major rebuild in 2020, and additional upgrades in 2022.
She accommodates up to 12 guests across five cabins: a spacious owner’s suite, two VIP cabins with additional berths, and two double cabins. Crew quarters house nine staff in four cabins.
The owner’s suite, located aft on the upper deck, is the standout feature. The space includes a walk‑in wardrobe, en suite bathroom, desk area, sofa, and a centrally positioned bed facing a private deck. Expansive glazing provides exceptional natural light throughout.
Designed by Omega’s Frank Laupman, the interior is modern and timeless, featuring warm woods, cream leather paneling, and smooth, curved detailing—even the furniture avoids sharp lines. The main saloon offers lounge seating and an adjacent oval dining table for six.
Outdoor areas include a generous sundeck with a circular sunpad and Jacuzzi aft, as well as a central bar and lounge area that can be enclosed. Forward, additional curved seating surrounds a circular glass staircase leading down to the upper deck. A wide opening transom enhances the beach club area.
Key specifications include a gross tonnage of 493GT, an 8.5‑meter beam, and a 2.5‑meter draft. The yacht reaches a top speed of 25 knots and cruises comfortably at 20 knots.
