"marvelous views" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a beautiful sight or scenery. For example, "The hike to the top of the mountain was worth it for the marvelous views of the lake."
Passengers flying to San Francisco, for example, are regularly treated to marvelous views of its bridges, hills and microclimates.
Nansen offers marvelous views largely untainted by condos, while speed demons should hit the steeps of Kandahar.
Stroll along it to take in the marvelous views of Mount Vesuvius, the island of Capri in the distance, and the splendid sunset-painted sky.
It has two rooms that are less formal than the Napoleon Suite's but still elegant, and a huge terrace offering marvelous views of Rome.
But the menu captivates, and it is a pretty restaurant all the same: a leather-filled and pin-lighted dining room with marvelous views, absolutely in the design mold of Mr. Colicchio's other properties, though somewhat chillier in aspect.
Two residential halls, in which suites for five students offer kitchens, common areas and balconies with marvelous views, have been built and occupied, along with an observatory-planetarium building.
Delicious food, beautiful décor, marvelous view of Rio de Janeiro sunset.
TAMPA, Fla .— One year out of high school, Randy Winn had a marvelous view of college basketball at its best.
There is a marvelous view, however, and a pleasant if awkward bar space, directly in front of the elevators that whisk you up from the lobby.
But once you make it there, the very back row of the opera house is a marvelous viewing perch — provided you don't have vertigo or normal-length legs.
An Art Walk for Art's Sake The galleries and boutiques on Thompson Street in SoHo had a marvelous view of the twin towers, which loomed over the blocks like guardian soldiers.
