The phrase "a pleasant room" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a room that is enjoyable, comfortable, or aesthetically pleasing.
Example: "After a long day, I love to relax in my home office, which is a pleasant room filled with natural light and cozy furniture."
Alternatives: "a cozy room" or "a delightful room".
It has a terrace on the waterfront, with a pleasant room inside if the weather is chilly.
And once they are used to finding a pleasant room at the inn, customers seem touchingly loyal.
"As long as they don't have to go to work, they might as well read in a pleasant room".
"I come up here in the morning to a pleasant room in the roof of my house and imagine I'm a black South American football superstar, then I have to imagine I'm a female pop celebrity who's pregnant.
The guest rooms are on the 20th to 29th floors (condominiums are above, office space is below), and when I visited last month, I was taken to a pleasant room on the 22nd floor.
During the day, passengers could stay busy, with almost constant excursions, or do nothing but relax on the sun deck or in the observation lounge, a pleasant room with a bar, banquettes, sofas and three walls of huge windows.
Christophe, 46 Leliegracht, 31-200) 625-0807), offers fine dining in an airy, pleasant room on a side-canal just around the corner from the Anne Frank House.
"What a remarkably pleasant room!" says the guest, paying appropriate tribute to Adam Miecielica's rich and lovely scenic design.
The monks (they're Benedictines) took me in, gave me a simple, pleasant room, fed me and invited me to Vespers.
In 1970, when I was 22, I moved to Norwich and lodged in a small, pleasant room on the edge of the city.
ATMOSPHERE A bright, uncluttered, pleasant room with a teasing peek of the kitchen and big glass windows facing two directions.
