"elegant atmosphere" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a scene or a setting which has a sense of refinement and sophistication. For example: "The wedding guests were treated to an elegant atmosphere, with classical music playing softly in the background".
It will provide French cuisine in an elegant atmosphere at the Marina Village, a 65,000-square-foot marketplace.
Travelers looking for luxurious surroundings, an elegant atmosphere and sumptuous pampering will not find them at Cieplice.
In this arrangement you have the ability to set yourself up with two dining tables and create an elegant atmosphere for a party.
The Eastside Cafe, 2113 Manor Road, (512) 476-5858, is a favorite for its casual yet elegant atmosphere in a cozy old house.
There is stately wrought-iron work throughout, and the walls are of varying subtle colors and materials; one is multicolored slate -- a calm, relaxing, even elegant atmosphere.
True, it had the most elegant atmosphere, slightly dark with arty black and white photographs of bare-chested men hanging on the walls.
The results are close to magical: an elegant, meditative atmosphere in which the art of wearable clothes is unusually palpable.
At Bacchus Restaurant in the Wedgewood Hotel, you will find an elegant, clubby atmosphere of richly upholstered chairs, white linen table cloths, dark wood panelling and a twinkling piano tended to by a suited staff and sommelier — perfect for a lunch or dinner when quiet conversation with a colleague or client is key.
Villa Azur in Miami Beach combines excellent cuisine with elegant, romantic atmosphere.
Good ATMOSPHERE Elegant, inviting Italian.
Soigné 1066 Broadway, Woodmere (516) 569-2259 Very Good ATMOSPHERE Elegant storefront.
