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This looks tacky and old, like a musty B&B.
It largely seems to come down to the ability of people to adapt to change, and realize that this will not stay exactly the same for your entire life.
You are missing the point of the argument in the same way so many others have.
It has nothing to do with adapting to change -- it's that the point of these hotels (at least some of them), as originally built, was not to have ultra modern rooms that look like they could easily fit into any hotel off-property. When the resorts were themed towards a specific era, the rooms were intended to evoke that era as well. They can be modernized without losing the details that helped make Disney resorts unique in the first place. Port Orleans isn't themed to 2021; that's why the gift shop is an old general store. Of course the rooms were intended to evoke an older feel. Not that that room is an especially great example; it looks a bit sparse.
We've gotten way off course now, though, because what we're talking about now has almost nothing to do with the specific Polynesian rooms (especially since they are in a resort that never really did that type of theming in the first place). I'm going to stop responding so this can get back on topic.