"attractive spot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a place that is particularly appealing, either visually or in terms of overall atmosphere. For example, "The beach is an especially attractive spot during sunset."
Inverfarigaig is an attractive spot, and an unusual one for Scotland.
Based on that data, the New York City Economic Development Corporation declared the neighborhood "an attractive spot for all young singles" in 2014.
As rainwater stagnates in the tray, which has a fine mesh at the bottom, it becomes an attractive spot for mosquitoes to deposit their eggs.
Their cardiac 1-0 victoverover Algeria on Wednesday gave the Americans first place in Group C, and because of that they are in an attractive spot in the tournament's bracket.
He and his guest floated through a sludge of oil, trash bags and condoms, a far cry from the attractive spot to which 300 local residents flocked in April for a violin-accompanied cleanup and recreation day.
The Santacafe, 231 Washington Avenue, (505) 984-1788, might be the most attractive spot in town, and the eclectic cuisine is equal to the handsome setting; open for lunch and dinner.
It is, these critics say, one of the least attractive spots on an island known for beautiful vistas.
In courtship the kagu dances with wings spread to show attractive spots of black, white, and rust.
Because of the heat, particularly attractive spots for the false widow to settle include the ceiling of a greenhouse or conservatory, where they can be found hanging upside down in their web.
It is assumed that attractive spots in the environment are responsible for modifying the motion of agents.
But those attractive spots also now face a slew of concerning risks that are "underestimated," Mike Beck, lead marine scientist at the Nature Conservancy, told The Huffington Post.
