You'll find total seclusion on the island of Holbox, near Cancun, Frommer says.
"Her life really was devoted to encouraging and supporting him, and that carried on even after he went into total seclusion and even when he was no longer capable of really sometimes even responding to that love".
On the city outskirts, women forced into virtually total seclusion under Taliban rule waved excitedly to foreigners.
Recline on the king-size bed with views over paddy fields and revel in the total seclusion (those in the know opt for the Forest in the Mist residence).
When Dietrich died, in 1992, at the age of 90, after a decade of almost total seclusion, her grandson draped a tricolor over her body as it left her apartment on the Avenue Montaigne.
Since then, Irenaeus, who was born on the Greek island of Samos and first came to the Patriarchate of Jerusalem at the age of 13, has remained in near total seclusion.
In an era of exposure, the national passion operates in almost total seclusion, apart from the televised games.
Total seclusion has a price: you need to book the entire island, which is not a small commitment.
Given the total seclusion of the Camp David peace talks, photographs issued by the White House offer the only glimpse inside the presidential retreat.
This trip, the president kept in total seclusion from the withering scrutiny of the press-and the loud protests that followed from reporters became news itself.
