Drum roll, please... the operator has called the destination: Mohegan Pennsylvania.

Okay, it's not the most creative name in the business. But it does what it says on the tin, right?

The name change accompanies a number of new features borne out of the 237-room hotel's $10m renovation.

They include a new bar and live music venue, a top golf/virtual golf course and a new seasonal outdoor terrace bar.

Ray Pineault, CEO of Mohegan, said: “We recently refreshed our corporate name, going from Mohegan Gaming & Entertainment to Mohegan. Many of our partners, stakeholders and valued guests commonly refer to our brand as ‘Mohegan,’ so the new title is a strategic decision that truly encapsulates our capabilities and values.

"To also create synergy across the Mohegan portfolio, especially as we continue to grow in line with the Mohegan Tribe’s vision, destinations like Mohegan Pennsylvania have also rolled out a rebrand.” 

Anthony Carlucci, President & GM of Mohegan Pennsylvania, added: “There is so much to be excited about as we approach the new year and that excitement stems from our dedicated team and leadership.

“With a new name, revamped hotel, new attractions and the continued unrivaled guest service that has exemplified our brand and all Mohegan properties, we’re thrilled about the next phase of Mohegan Pennsylvania.”

Gaming America recently interviewed Pineault at G2E Las Vegas, with the CEO talking the GA Huddle through its main rebrand – the aforementioned name change from Mohegan Gaming to Mohegan.

Perhaps the tribal operator is the king of simplicity.