Like Nnerland, I prefer being a part of the main campus. I mean, that IMO is the beauty of these hotel branded timeshares, and why I think they're worth the extra $$ vs just renting a private villa on VRBO. You get the extra space of a private condo, along with the conveniences of a hotel, such as valet parking, gorgeous pools, and onsite restaurants/bars/markets/workout rooms. I can't imagine staying at WSJ and not enjoying the main pool (along with the poolside waiter) or the hot tub. Half of the fun is chatting it up with people you meet at the bar or hot tub.
I've done my share of traveling and often rent homes/condos via VRBO. And while I've stayed in some gorgeous homes, it comes at a price because I do find myself missing the perks of a resort. There's something uniquely special about having a MaiTai delivered to your lounge chair.
I'm actually looking out a few years to when the CV and SV phases start becoming available on the resale market. I wonder how their value will hold up because if their values fall significantly like other voluntary properties, I could see myself being enticed to buy an EOY.
(That being said, on the model pictured above, the main pool is too close, even for me!)