"pleasant spot" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an area that is especially appealing or attractive, for example: "This scenic viewpoint is a pleasant spot for a picnic."
It's also quite a pleasant spot.
It isn't far, nor is it/ A pleasant spot!
As word leaks out about this pleasant spot, holding onto the virtual mayorship will become harder.
Amphora Bistro, in the wine shop, is a pleasant spot for lunch.
A pleasant spot for a picnic is Latta Park a few blocks away.
There are interesting soups and sandwiches, and it's a pleasant spot for breakfast, too.
There, high tables and a couple of cushy circular banquettes are pleasant spots for having food or drink, using a laptop or watching television.
De Uylenspieghel is a good bet, while De Damsche Poort (bookings: 050-35 32 75), an old farmhouse, is one of Damme's most pleasant spots.
With more than three soldiers for every four residents and a view of the glittering Mediterranean Sea, this community is either one of the safest and most pleasant spots for Israelis to live or one of the most dangerous and damaging to any hopes for peace.
Michigan, whose state motto is "If you seek a pleasant peninsula, look about you," certainly has a lot of pleasant spots, being surrounded by the Great Lakes.
Guests can shuttle back and forth to the mainland on the hotel's elegant motorboats, but during the summer they will find that despite the attractions of the city, one of the most pleasant spots to be in the whole city is around the Cipriani's vast swimming pool.
