I'm sure if it has it will be on its website

Breakfast is served in the conservatory and Tigerettes is a table. Of juices, breads and cereals . They also offer full Irish and omelettes as well as fresh fish - no idea of the cocktails sorry

There are doors to outside seating areas from the Reception Area, Garden Lounge and Spa Lounge Area and Spa Main that all link up to the pond/garden area so whilst I don't smoke yes no matter where you are you can pop outside (on a lounger or seat if preferred and get back to where you were indoors easily. Also, each room has a balcony.

ann o, you are going to have an amazing time. I've seen others on their own too, and now with restrictions lifted, the spa will be open to day users also, some of which will be alone too. Tips I'd give you are: - in the spa there is a circuit to follow (if you're not shown, ask one of the spa staff to advise) and if you go through each of the spa areas, pool and then rest in one of the relaxation rooms, you'll easily pass 3 or 4 hours. I've found people chatty in the spa areas (ie, saunas, steam room, salt room, etc.) so you'll be in good company. You might want a book to read in the relaxation room or take a nap. There's a cafe in the spa area too. - as for eating/drinking - if you only have one night, I'd say go to the garden bar for dinner; the staff are so lovely and it is very cozy. Bring a paper/book and dine and drink and relax. - the grounds are lovely and safe to walk around - there are also rooms in the original house where you can sit & relax and access wifi - bring a bottle of vino with you and you can have it in your room or on your terrace (you might get mild weather in feb!!); hotel will bring you an ice bucket and glass. Really, if you're going to go anywhere on your own for a real break, this is the place to go. Enjoy every minute of it.