Hiring road bikes abroad

I've never done this before having always taken my own bike, but I'm off to France to watch the Morzine stage of the Tour and for convenience I was going to hire one whilst I'm out there to get a few km in.
What's the situation regarding pedals - do they come with flatties / do you take you own / some third option ?
What's the situation regarding pedals - do they come with flatties / do you take you own / some third option ?
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I've only done this twice - In Canada I didn't get so much as a water bottle, so I was glad I took my own saddle pack with spare tubes, mini pump etc. In Gran Canaria, the rental place provided absolutely everything. So either check ahead or prepare for the worst.
Oh, and take a Garmin mount!
Parktools :?:SheldonBrown
Whenever I've hired in Mallorca I've just been given a choice of SPD, SPD-SL or my own. Although the ones they fit tend to be bottom of the range clunkers. Most places will also hire you a helmet and bottles, and it'll likely come with a small saddle bag with tool kit.
Take your own Garmin/computer.
http://www.toricomorzine.com/bikehire/road/
They come with flat pedals or bring your own and brakes set up the UK way.
http://www.toricomorzine.com/our-services/bike-hire/
In all cases they could provide the bike with flats or some clip less pedals.
Condition varied some where not set up terribly well others where lovely.
I also had a MTB where the brakes failed on me! Hence my interest in bike boxes on another thread!