I absolutely love the idea of working for a month from one place and a month from another. But the problems you call out are very real and I'm honestly shocked that nobody had solved them to take advantage of the fact that relatively wealthy techies can now work from everywhere. Airbnbs will advertise Wi-Fi and maybe a tiny desk with a kitchen chair. I'd pay a premium for a place with Ethernet, a real desk, a real desk chair and a proper, external screen. I worked for a few weeks from my parent's house in Germany, but even that required need to ship them a long Ethernet cable, a screen and keyboard ahead of time. I don't want to buy all this every time I want to work a few weeks remotely.