Harrison's Hotel is mentioned in an article published 12th July 1820 on the attractions of Hunstanton, "an interesting and sequestered spot, never really appreciated."

It was reported 2nd September 1843 that the delightful summer resort had never been known to be so full of visitors. The new marine grottos being quite a novelty. The Hotel De Paris, Harrison's Hotel and the Lion having had their fair share of business.

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In May 1845 it was reported that the Hotel De Paris had been extended and was united to Harrison's Hotel.

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To be Sold by Auction Friday, 14th January 1848 by direction of the Assignee of the Estate of Edward Seppings, a Bankrupt.

All that Substantial Freehold INN, known as Harrison's Family Hotel.
Containing Two commodious Sitting Rooms, a Bar, Kitchen, back Kitchen, Pantry and Store Rooms, with convenient Passages and well-arranged Water Closet (plentifully supplied with water), on the first and second floors; also a TAP at the North end of the Hotel, with large Cellar and Sleeping Room.
Outbuildings consisting of Four superior four-stalled Stables, large Coach-house, with appropriate Harness and Ostlers Rooms, and a convenient Yard, and a tank of Water holding upwards of 700 barrels of water, and a small Sitting Room adjoining the Cliff.
The property having a Frontage of 68 feet next the Cliff, and most of the Sitting and Bed Rooms have commanding and uninterrupted Views of the German Ocean, with Jetty and Promenades, and is considered likely to be one of the most lucrative Concerns in the pleasant Town of Cromer.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.

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It appears that the house became the BELLE VUE HOTEL soon after being sold in January 1848.

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