I’ve been using Tor to provide remote access to my private git repos while traveling and working remotely. I selected Tor because it eliminates the need for any fancy network transversal in either direction.

The speed is generally in the 300-400 kbps range no matter where I am using it from. Fine for doing personal development but noticeably slower then direct connections - backups can take a while to complete.

No issues with accessing it remotely while at home or an Airbnb. Most hotel chains block Tor servers - some will ban your MAC address if they detect you connecting to a Tor server, in both those cases I need to bring up a VPN before I start the Tor deamon. (You could also run a bridge but that takes the place of the guard node which defeats the purpose if your the only one using the bridge IMO).

Rotating MAC addresses is easy once you’ve done it once, hotels don’t seem to realize you can change them.