I am reading a story from The Economist. The title of the story is "No chips, no problem: why old video games are better than new ones".
In this part, the author described the memory each game evokes (emphasis mine):
"Wind Waker"! That puts me on the 28th floor with a view, where I got my first job as a professional writer at Atlanta Magazine, and video games cut some of the pressure when I couldn’t finish a sentence;
I guess "with a view" here means "with a beautiful view", but I am not that sure.
If I want to describe a place where there is beautiful scenery, can I say a place with a view or a place with a beautiful view? Which sounds more idiomatic?