The phrase "a spot at the pool" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific location or area designated for swimming or relaxation at a pool.
Example: "I reserved a spot at the pool for our family gathering this weekend."
Alternatives: "a place by the pool" or "a location at the pool."
From Phyllis's descriptions of their romps, it is clear he entertained her in "Byron's pool", a spot at the foot of the Granchester vicarage garden where he also swam naked with the writer Virginia Woolf.
I have earned this name because I have been spotted at the pool in our development wearing a bathing suit that says "JUICY" on my buttocks.
Just a small reduction from full capacity means that the sometimes-short lines at the buffets disappear, and finding a prime spot by the pool is a breeze.
They pooled their resources and found a spot at 1640 Cahuenga -- a tiny little room on that mix-it-up strip of the boulevard.
For the best view from the hotel, stake out a spot in the infinity pool, which overlooks the sea.
We were ushered upstairs to the second floor, and we staked out a spot overlooking the press pool.
Even at a popular spot for exercise, the pool at the Hamilton Fish Recreation Center on the Lower East Side, a number of children were overweight.
Every evening our breakfast menu was left on a tray alongside the next day's weather forecast (always spot on) and at the pool someone came round to refresh us with an Evian spray.
Gloucester cemented their spot at the top of pool five in the European Rugby Challenge Cup with victory at Oyonnax.
Pool Party The newly revamped Palazzo Victoria hotel's bar, the Victoria Club (Via Adua, 8; 39-045-590-566), has no trace of its former fusty grande dame past; now locals and guests gather at the hot spot for impromptu games at the pool table, for after-dinner drinks in the courtyard, with its hanging green wall, and for live jazz on Saturday nights.
