'attractive ambience' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe places, moods, or situations. For example, "The restaurant has an attractive ambience with its cozy decor and warm lighting."
Colonel John Kulp, 86, who retired from the United States Army, chose Lockwood Lodge because of its attractive ambience, services and proximity to his daughter in Redding.
The combination of an utterly soothing or attractive ambience and pizza to swoon over is uncommon, and just as uncommon is consistency, the quality that eludes and bedevils the sporadically transcendent, ultimately frustrating Co., for example.
On his last album, Snake Eyes, made in Chicago in 2001, he revisited some of his early recordings, introduced new compositions built from recognisable foundations and created an attractive domestic ambience in acoustic guitar duets with his younger brother Jimmy.
It is a little more spacious than it used to be and much more attractive without losing its ambience and the quality of the food and service.
White walls rise past dormer windows to a peaked ceiling, candles and saucers of sea salt sit on black walnut tables, and the hostess stand is backed by a colorful Klimt-like floral pastiche — all contributing to an ambience of attractive austerity and self-reliance (note the rooftop solar panels).
The Town House combines its small-hotel-meets-hip-hostel ambience with bold, attractive interiors.
The ambience is rustic and attractive; the food, tasty and ample.
Ambience: Compact leafy campus amid attractive parkland in the suburb of St John's.
Mr. George said that attractive people serving drinks add to the ambience.
The ambience is roadhouse, but an attractive one with golden-hued walls set off by orange wainscoting and tomato-red accents.
Ambience: Casual, pretty dining room with candlelight and attractive bar with tables and sofas.
