"have good views" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence such as, "We had good views of the city from the top of the hill."
Many of the inside tables have good views as well.
O.K., so some baseball stadiums have good views of city skyscrapers.
The 182 rooms have good views and there is an outdoor pool.
Good Bets There are plenty of apartments that have good views but no protections.
"But I realize that you can be from that background and still have good views".
In both seasons you will have good views and it will be warm, and in spring you have the bonus of the rhododendrons and azaleas being out.
"I love playing at Harvard because they have good viewing stands," Yik said, smiling and looking up as if remembering the day.
Dr. Leggat considered some new high-rises in Chelsea, but few available places had good views.
Follow the well-maintained path, which rises steadily and has good views of the adjacent gorge.
We are meeting in the Paul coffee shop of St Paul's, where the seating area on the first floor has good views of the London Occupy tent camp.
