"entertaining place" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a location or venue that is designed to provide entertainment or amusement for people. Example: The new park is an entertaining place for families, with its playgrounds, picnic areas, and live performances on the weekends.
While it is undoubtedly a hugely entertaining place to visit, it is also almost entirely scholarly.
We have all our needs and desires met in one convenient and entertaining place.
Don Hall, the owner, has created a friendly, entertaining place with a 1950s-'60s theme.
:Your live blog is an entertaining place to stop whenever the need for a quick break at work arises.
Now is a heady time for Asian restaurants of all stripes, and I'm convinced there's no more entertaining place for fine dining than in Washington.
The alien ship is a bizarre and entertaining place with mucilaginous corridors and stinging tentacles growing from the floors and ceilings.
As well as hiring innovative winemakers, employing modern techniques and experimenting with varietals never seen this side of the Pyrenees, they have also invested in making their wineries entertaining places to visit.
They are entertaining places to watch drivers become totally disoriented and also to people-watch.
Growing up around punk rock, Wyatt and Fletcher were already making music in the fifth grade and have progressed onwards, following their creativity to some strange, occasionally humorous, and consistently entertaining places within their unorthodox world.
Public libraries, on the other hand, are open and tolerant, even inviting and entertaining places for them to seek refuge from a world that will not abide their often disheveled and odorous presentation, their odd and sometimes obnoxious behaviors and the awkward challenges they present.
The trick to entertaining in places as impersonal as a hotel suite, he said, is to import your own brand of glamour.
