I would agree with prior posters' recommendations. Still, here are my Top 3.
3. AKL (Jambo)--designed by the same architect (Peter Dominick) who "composed" WL, there are some nice spots to just sit and and reflect while savoring the warm feel of the inspired lobby or looking out over the savannah.
2. HHI--truly, the most intimate of Disney resorts. While there aren't many indoor locations to curl up with your thoughts or a book, the resort has an abundance of outdoor spaces to call your own including at least a half dozen hammocks, a few free-standing porch swing pergolas, and Adirondack chairs scattered throughout the property.
1. WL--WL now has two
DVC properties, so I've included them as one entity. The main lobby has rockers, and while part of the main lobby, it's still generally quiet. Or, go up the steps above the main entrance and there is a fireplace nook there that is often overlooked. Go up another floor, and you can step out onto the naked verandah that sits just above and slightly to the rear of the drive through entrance to the Lodge--I say "naked" because there is no furniture out there, but you could bring a folding chair and be alone all day. I've never seen anyone out there when I've stepped out to it. On the opposite end of the lobby, there's an outside seating area off the 4th floor that overlooks the gurgling creek that starts inside the lobby area where the footbridge is located. Skip over to the VWL buildings small lobby, and it has even more: two fireplaces with rockers (one of them has room for only two small chairs), numerous chairs and couches in the Carrollwood Pacific Room (train room), as well as throughout the small lobby area, and then there are a few rockers that sit outside that building where you can sit back and soak up the ambiance.
Lots of beautiful areas to sit and relax particularly during the holiday season. 
